Stop the Three Putt: The Lag Putting Guide for Golfers Over 50

The three-putt is one of the quietest score-wreckers in golf. No penalty stroke, no lost ball, just a long putt that races past or dies short, an awkward one coming back, and a number on the card that should have been one better.

This guide fixes that. And the fix has almost nothing to do with your stroke.

Distance control is the skill that separates reliable two-putt golfers from those who three-putt their way around the course, and it is a skill any golfer can build at any age. Inside this guide, you will find a complete system for lag putting, built specifically for golfers over fifty.

What's inside:

• Why most golfers three-putt (and it's not what you think)
• The zone mindset that instantly changes your approach to long putts
• The Three Putt Killer — a scored drill with targets at 10, 20 and 30 feet that tells you honestly how good your pace control is
• The two habits that end the three-putt for good
• Three things to stop doing immediately
• A simple pre-putt routine you can use on the course from your very next round

Whether you're putting on fast bent grass or slow Bermuda, on a flat green or a sloping one, the principles inside this guide apply. Run the drill consistently, watch your score on it climb, and watch the same thing happen on the course.

Two putts, not three. It's well within your reach.