Table of Contents

• Video Explanation
• Equipment
• Chart
• Set Up
• Goal
• Defining Successful Attempts
• Drill Completion
• Drill Progressions
• Sources

• Place 2 ball marks 6" / 15cm apart in a line (noted as A & B on the chart)
• Starting from point B (see chart for reference), place another 3 ball marks each 1'/2.54cm apart in a line (noted as C, D, E on the chart)
• These 5 ball mark (A, B, C, D, E) s are the gates you will be putting towards
• Using point "A" as a starting point (see chart), place ball marks at:
• 5'/ 1.52m from point "A" (Noted as "1" on the chart)
• 10' / 3.04m from point "A" (Noted as "2" on the chart)
• 20' / 6.09m from point "A" (Noted as "3" on the chart)
• 30' / 9.14m from point "A" (Noted as "4" on the chart)
• 40' / 12.19m from point "A" (Noted as "5" on the chart)
• These five ball marks(1, 2, 3, 4, 5) are points from which you will putt
• Start the drill from point 1 (See the "starting point" on chart for reference)

• From between points 1-2 the goal is to putt the ball between points A & B (6" / 15cm space)
• From between points 2-3 the goal is to putt the ball between points A & C (1.5' / 45cm space)
• From between points 3-4 the goal is to putt the ball between points A & D (2.5' / 76cm space)
• From between points 4-5 the goal is to putt the ball between points A & E (3.5' / 1.06m space)

• A successful putt is one that finishes within the appropriate distance gates given the distance you are putting from
• After each successful putt move backwards by 6" / 15cm

• From between points "1" and "2", the ball must come to rest between points "A" & "B"
• If the ball rolls past point "B" or stops short of point "A", this is a unsuccessful attempt

• The drill is complete once you have successfully progressed from point "1" to point "5" in increments of 6" / 15cm

# of Attempts

• Track how many attempts it takes you to complete the drill

5 Lives

• You have a total of five lives.
• You lose one life for each unsuccessful putt
• An unsuccessful putt is defined as one that doesn't finish between the appropriate ball marks
• You can only move backwards by 6" / 15cm after a successful attempt
• If you lose all five lives you fail

5 Lives + Step Forward

• You have a total of five lives.
• You lose one life for each unsuccessful putt
• An unsuccessful putt is defined as one that doesn't finish between the appropriate ball marks
• For each unsuccessful putt you most move forward by 6" / 15cm
• You can only move backwards by 6" / 15cm after a successful attempt
• If you lose all five lives you fail

5 Lives + Restart

• You have a total of five lives.
• You lose one life for each unsuccessful putt
• An unsuccessful putt is defined as one that doesn't finish between the appropriate ball marks
• For each unsuccessful putt you must restart from point "1"
• You can only move backwards by 6" / 15cm after a successful attempt
• If you lose all five lives you fail