The Scoring Method demonstrates a simple yet effective putting drill that replaces the hole with a tee as the primary target. By narrowing the focus to a single point just 2 feet away, golfers can improve their face control and ensure the ball starts on the intended line. This technique translates to the course by encouraging players to visualize a specific point behind the hole rather than the entire 'dartboard' of the cup.
Narrow your focus by practicing with a tee instead of the wide hole to improve precision.
Face control is the most critical factor for short putts (2-3 feet), whereas pace is secondary.
Mastering the ability to hit a tee from 2 feet away guarantees you are starting the ball on your intended line.
On the golf course, visualize a tee sitting directly behind the hole to maintain a specific target focus.