How To Make More Putts and Shoot Lower Scores

Get yourself a pointer. You can use a yard stick, an old shaft, the shaft of your driver, etc.

Pick a hole on the putting green that is flat for 5 feet around and lay the pointer on the ground parallel to the center of the hole. Grab a handful of balls and start 2 feet from the cup, making sure that the blade of your putter is square to the target line. Using the pointer as a guide, you can easily check your alignment on each putt.

Checking your alignment constantly, make 25 two footers in a row. If you miss before you make 25 in a row, start over at 1!

Once you've made 25 in a row from 2 feet, move the pointer back from the hole and make 25 in a row from 3 feet. Again, check your alignment constantly and if you miss prior to making 25 in a row, start back at 1. This self induced pressure will aid you greatly the next time you have a 3 footer to win a match!