Want to Break 100? It Starts With Putting!

The Scoring Method explains why putting is the most critical area for golfers aiming to break 100, noting that 50% of shots occur on the green. The video introduces 'Pace Putting,' a method of practicing long putts to build rhythm and eliminate the tension often found in short-game practice.

• Putting accounts for approximately 50% of all golf shots for a typical player.
• Starting practice with long putts (Pace Putting) helps reduce the 'tightness' and nervousness associated with missing short putts.
• Use three golf balls to establish a consistent rhythm and focus on distance control over accuracy.
• A scratch golfer averages two putts per hole, emphasizing the importance of a solid two-putt strategy.