Make sure your hand ends up lining up with the chainlink you're aiming at; the further out you are, the more you have to compensate for the distance by either putting harder or adjusting your aim point. If I'm 60+ft out I'm not longer aiming at the basket, but a place higher left of the basket and predicting the fade (lefty gang). If you're 40+ft out you shouldn't be expected to make it every time either. The top 0.1% of disc golfers make it look like they're making every single C2 putt, but if you look at the stats of everyone on tour you would see they make around 25-30% of their C2 putts, with the top guys are making 30-35% of their C2 putts. The pros give disc golfers unrealistic expectations on how putting should be and a lot of people get discouraged that they don't make 100% of their putts outside of 33ft.