Approach #1 (harder) – make 12 putts in a row. Start at one side of the hole by making the shortest putt at [3 ft | 1 m], then [6 ft | 2 m], then [9 ft | 3 m], and then on to the next line of putts. The goal is to make an entire X Drill in a row, all 12 putts. If any putt is missed, start over.

Approach #2 (easier) – make 3 putts in a row, 4 times. Goal is to close all four sides of the hole, one side at a time. Hole 3 putts in a row [3,6, and 9 ft | 1,2, and 3 m] to close one side of the hole, then move on to the next side. Once one side is closed, do not go back to it. Each side is treated as a separate 3 in a row challenge. If any of the three putts are missed, start over with the first putt.

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Start from [3 ft | 1m] from one of the four sides of the hole. Once putt is holed, putt from the next closest tee in front [6 ft | 2 m], then from the next closest [3 ft | 1 m], and so around. If any putt is missed, start over. Complete the challenge more than once.

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Goal is to make 5 putts in a row, starting from [3 ft | 1 m] and finishing from [15 ft | 5 m]. If any putt is missed, fall back one tee.

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