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Card game for better putting practice
A card game improves putting practice by testing distance, direction and slope.
In brief
A card game improves putting practice by testing distance, direction and slope. A simple card game creates a fun putting drill that challenges distance, direction and slope. Originally reported by Golf.
Putting practice doesn't have to be monotonous
Putting practice doesn't have to be monotonous. Add variety and pressure with a simple card game.
Card game rules
Split cards into face cards and numbered cards. Each card determines distance, direction and slope.
Distance rules
Jacks: 15 feet. Queens: 20 feet. Kings: 25 feet. Aces: 35 feet.
Direction rules
Clubs and spades: left-to-right break. Hearts and diamonds: right-to-left break.
Slope rules
Odd-numbered cards: uphill putts. Even-numbered cards: downhill putts.
Play 18 holes
Challenge yourself to play nine or 18 holes using cards to determine every putt.
The short version
A simple card game creates a fun putting drill that challenges distance, direction and slope.
