Day 1020
Nothing noteworthy, just a rainy day throwing around the yard.
We putted some in the morning, then played some putter safari holes in the evening after getting back home from Father's Day festivities.
To make things interesting at the end we decided to see who could make more putts in a row from 15'. So, each having four putters, we started putting . . . 4 . . . 8 . . . 12 . . . 16 . . . 20 . . . 24 . . . and on number 25 I hit dead center on the pole and ricocheted out, so he won. I told him to keep putting and see how many he could make in a row and he made 36 before finally missing.
This was a fun way of adding some pressure to otherwise routine putts because you start to feel pressure to win the competition and to keep the streak alive. Good practice.
Nothing noteworthy, just a rainy day throwing around the yard.
We putted some in the morning, then played some putter safari holes in the evening after getting back home from Father's Day festivities.
To make things interesting at the end we decided to see who could make more putts in a row from 15'. So, each having four putters, we started putting . . . 4 . . . 8 . . . 12 . . . 16 . . . 20 . . . 24 . . . and on number 25 I hit dead center on the pole and ricocheted out, so he won. I told him to keep putting and see how many he could make in a row and he made 36 before finally missing.
This was a fun way of adding some pressure to otherwise routine putts because you start to feel pressure to win the competition and to keep the streak alive. Good practice.
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