Curated Routine

TOP FIVE GOLF PUTTING DRILLS

Golf

TOP FIVE GOLF PUTTING DRILLS is a curated workout routine with 5 ordered actions and 5 timestamped video clips. Start with Putting Arc Plane Board & Tempo Calibration and Breaking Putt Intermediate Gate & Apex Visualization. Review the available targets, sets, coaching cues and rest for each action. Selected clips total 4 min 54 sec; rest is listed per action.

Clip time: 4 min 54 sec5 actionsSingle training session

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0:00 / 1:04
Sourceyoutube.com/watch?v=exv8WTFDK_I
AuthorYouTube creator
1

Putting Arc Plane Board & Tempo Calibration

Sets: 4Hits: 5 hitsAttempts: 5 attemptsRest: 30 secEst. duration: 1 min 4 sec

Use a specialized putting plane board to groove a natural arc and stroke tempo, holing 5 out of 5 putts consecutively before advancing.

Key points

  • Follow the arc guide of the board through the backstroke and forward stroke
  • Calibrate stroke tempo and posture consistency to ensure a square face at impact
  • Hold yourself to completing 4 perfect series of 5 consecutive holed putts

Common mistakes

Decelerating through the forward stroke or manipulating the putter path off the guide arc.

0:00 / 1:13
Sourceyoutube.com/watch?v=exv8WTFDK_I
AuthorYouTube creator
2

Breaking Putt Intermediate Gate & Apex Visualization

Sets: 3Hits: 1 hitsAttempts: 3 attemptsRest: 45 secEst. duration: 1 min 13 sec

Set up a 30-foot breaking putt with tee markers establishing the aim point and the intermediate apex target to dial in visualization and dead-weight speed.

Key points

  • Select an aim point outside the cup based on green slope and break
  • Place an intermediate marker at the curve apex for the ball to roll over
  • Regulate roll speed so any missed attempt finishes no more than 6 inches past the cup

Common mistakes

Focusing solely on the cup rather than committing stroke line to the high apex entry point.

0:00 / 0:31
Sourceyoutube.com/watch?v=exv8WTFDK_I
AuthorYouTube creator
3

Semi-Circle Distance Control & Pace Zone Drill

Sets: 3Hits: 3 hitsAttempts: 3 attemptsRest: 30 secEst. duration: 31 sec

Arrange a semi-circle of tees behind and around the cup at 20 feet, requiring 3 consecutive putts to finish holed or nestled inside the safety boundary.

Key points

  • Set a boundary arc of tee pegs just past and flanking the cup
  • Gauge 20-foot distance control using fluid, pendulum stroke momentum
  • Ensure all 3 consecutive balls either drop into the cup or stop inside the tee boundary

Common mistakes

Hitting with erratic acceleration, causing firm lip-outs that blow past the safety cordon.

0:00 / 0:56
Sourceyoutube.com/watch?v=exv8WTFDK_I
AuthorYouTube creator
4

Dual Putter & Start-Line Tee Gate Precision Drill

Sets: 3Hits: 3 hitsAttempts: 3 attemptsRest: 35 secEst. duration: 56 sec

Swing through a tee gate framing the putter head while launching the ball cleanly through a narrow forward tee gate toward a rear pace boundary.

Key points

  • Frame the putter heel and toe with tee pegs to enforce centered face contact
  • Position a narrow gate of tees ahead on the target line to verify start-line launch
  • Release the putter freely without steering or clutching to preserve pace and line

Common mistakes

Steering or flinching with the hands to avoid clipping the gate pegs, throwing off exit velocity.

0:00 / 1:10
Sourceyoutube.com/watch?v=exv8WTFDK_I
AuthorYouTube creator
5

Six-Station Ladder Pressure Putting Game

Sets: 1Hits: 12 hitsAttempts: 18 attemptsRest: 1 minEst. duration: 1 min 10 sec

Navigate 6 putting stations organized into short, mid, and long tiers with tiered conversion quotas that must be completed to finish the session.

Key points

  • Hole 3 out of 3 putts on both short-range stations (1 and 2 club lengths)
  • Convert at least 2 out of 3 putts on both mid-range stations
  • Make at least 1 out of 3 putts on both long-range stations to complete the ladder

Common mistakes

Rushing through shorter putts and taking routine for granted, causing avoidable restarts.

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