The Putt Pucks^® triangle challenge

With three Targets in every Putt Pucks^® set there are of course a myriad of challenges of a triangular form to take on. Here are just a few:

1

Place your Putt Pucks^® in a triangle and aim to hit the Pucks in descending size order – once you’ve hit all three in a row expand the triangle and keep expanding until you miss one. Focus on how many putts you have holed each time. (visual – three individual sizes in a triangle with arrow going from largest to middle to smallest pucks with separate arrows pointing out from each puck)

2

Putt from distance and aim to land your ball within the triangle made by the Pucks - decrease the triangle size or increase the length of putt to raise difficulty. When you’re facing a putt of any length on the course visualise a triangle around the hole the size of which you know you can hole from anywhere within. (visual – three individual in a triangle with faded replication inside and arrow pointing from outside trangle to centre)

3

Place the Central and Inner pucks in a line and putt from between them to hit the Outer Puck and try and rebound back through the Central and Inner line. Increase the length of putt or distance between the Central and Inner Pucks to increase the challenge and try and beat your best every time. (visual – largest puck at top with middle and smallest puck in a line at bottom – arrow from line between bottom pucks hitting largest puck and showing movement back)

4

With the Pucks in any formation choose a shot that deflects off one puck to hit another – use smaller pucks and increase the distance for added challenge. This is a great drill as the angle you need to hit to rebound where you are aiming would result in a holed putt every single time.