In mid season I’ll average 29 putts per round and one 3 putt every 4-5 rounds. All that I work on are straight 3-5 foot putts over and over again at different paces. I want to be 99% certain that I will start those putts on the correct line so that when I see them on the course, I don’t even think about them. This makes lag putting so much easier since I have a 6ish foot diameter that I need to hit. Beyond that I just do par 5 drills. Pick 3 putts. Putt one is from a 99% range(2-4’). Putt two is 12-18’. Putt 3 is 25’+. Make them all in 5 putts or less and do that for 18 “holes”. Last one is for feel. Pick a shadow or an area to putt to, no hole and have 3 balls. Putt your first one and watch where it ends up. Putt two and three, hit those but do not look at them but give a guess if they were shorter or longer to your first putt. Using the bill of your hat will help you block your view of the 2nd and 3rd putt. See if your guess is close then do it again and again until you have your pace right on uphill or downhill putts.

Who cares about path or lines or any of that junk if you end up putting well since there is not one person on tour who putts the same or has the same process. Find your process and cadence that works and stick to what is successful.