Putting Window Drill

Match your tempo to the distance you see. Stop the ball inside a 2-foot window at 20, 30, and 40 feet — one putt at each, repeated over five rounds.

In the window

Short

Long

Pick a flat starting spot. Find a flat stretch of green so slope doesn't skew your distance control. Drop a tee or coin to mark your start.

Pace off the windows. Mark a 2-foot window at 20 ft, another at 30 ft, and another at 40 ft (pace at roughly 3 ft per step to measure).

Play one ball at each distance, in order. 20 ft, then 30 ft, then 40 ft — that's one round. Stop the ball inside the window; don't try to hole it. Then start over. Five rounds total.

Log every ball. Mark each as In the window, Short, or Long. Your results sync to all your devices automatically.

In the window — ball stops inside the 2-foot zone

Short — ball stops before the zone (not enough pace)

Long — ball rolls past the zone (too much pace)

Drill Targets — 15 Balls

Performance goals for this drill. Adjust to your own standards.

13+

Tour-Level Pace

11+

Scratch

Single Digit

15 Handicap

20 Handicap

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5 rounds · one putt at each distance per round · 15 putts total

In Window

Short

Long

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Putting Window Drill

Drill Targets — 15 Balls

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