The ‘Step Drill’ is also valuable. Start with a putt and step back after each successful shot, creating distance. It builds confidence as you get more comfortable with longer putts.
I’ve tried that one! It really improves your feel for different distances. It feels great seeing progress!
I appreciate all these tips! Has anyone tried the ‘Clock Drill’? It involves putting from different angles around the hole. It’s excellent for improving your angles!
Yes, I love that one! It’s really challenging but rewarding. If you miss, you just keep practicing until you can sink them all! Fun!
Don’t forget about the ‘Straight Putt Drill’. Just use a straight line on the ground to practice hitting the ball straight. It’s fundamental but so necessary!
Absolutely! It’s foundational. Every solid putter has mastered the simple straight putt before moving on to more complex ones.
I’m curious if anyone knows of ways to practice under pressure? David Orr emphasizes mental strength too. Any tips on drills that simulate this?
Try adding a competition angle! Have a friend keep score when you’re practicing. It adds a level of pressure that really helps prepare for actual games.
David’s ‘One-Handed Putt Drill’ is excellent for building strength in your putting stroke. You can practice with one hand to improve control and feel. It’s kind of fun too!
I love that drill! It really shows you how much you rely on each hand and helps balance your stroke. A great workout as well!
The ‘Pressure Putting Drill’ is awesome for feeling pressure. Put yourself in situations where you need to make a specific number of putts in a row to move on to the next task. It can be intense!
Sounds like a burner! Haven’t tried it yet, but I might have to put that on my practice list. If I miss, do I owe you a drink? Haha!
Reflection is key. After each practice session, take a moment to assess what worked and what didn’t. David Orr emphasizes the importance of learning from each practice.
So true! Sometimes, the best insights come after you’ve putted for a while. Keeping a journal of your practice can be very helpful for tracking progress!
David Orr’s putting statistics are fascinating! His precision in competitive settings provides great insights for us. Analyzing his performance can reveal techniques that work under pressure.
Absolutely! I think beginners can learn so much just by watching his tournaments. He really knows how to handle those tricky greens.
I’d love to know more about specific tournaments where David excelled. Any recommendations on which performances we should analyze?
Definitely look at the 2019 Masters! His putting during that event was top-notch and worth studying.
In competitive settings, pressure affects putting immensely. David’s ability to maintain focus is a key takeaway for aspiring golfers to consider.
Exactly! It’s like he has ice water in his veins. How do you guys practice that kind of focus?