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Catch The Sweet Spot Test

Improve centred strike consistency to produce better roll, improved speed control, and reduced face twisting at impact. Part of Putting — Strike Control training — score against par, track every attempt in the app, and see real improvement.

Intermediate Par 35 Max 60 10 min ~25 balls
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What this drill fixes

Strike control means hitting the centre of the face consistently — not the toe, heel, or high and low. Every miss off-centre costs you distance and accuracy. Drills like this one (often with impact spray or tape) give you immediate feedback on where you're making contact, so you can make real adjustments instead of guessing. Part of TeeBetter's Strike Control training — the same framework coaches use to eliminate the mishits that cost you shots.

Practice steps

Preview the flow here — full setup, scoring, and every step unlock in the app.

01 — THE CHALLENGE

Catch The Sweet Spot Test

GOAL

Improve centred strike consistency to produce better roll, improved speed control, and reduced face twisting at impact.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
Putter Tee
COACH TIPS
  • Centre strikes produce a softer, more solid sound.
  • Off-centre hits often feel “clicky” or the face is unstable.
  • Heel strikes tend to start left (for right-handed golfers).
  • Toe strikes tend to start more right.
  • Better strike improves distance control immediately as it becomes more consistent.

Many players blame green reading when strike is actually the issue.

Common questions about Strike Control drills

How can I improve my ball-striking consistency?

Strike control drills train you to find and hold the centre of the face. Use impact spray or tape so you see exactly where you're contacting the ball — heel, toe, high, or low strikes are easy to spot and correct. Pick one or two strike drills per session, score against par, and track your progress so you know you're improving instead of just guessing.

Does where I hit the face really matter?

Yes — off-centre contact costs significant distance and affects direction. A toe strike with a driver can lose 20+ yards. Centre Strike Ladder, Strike Window, and similar drills isolate face contact so you can see the pattern, make adjustments, and tighten your dispersion. Training with a par gives you a clear goal every session.

Practice this drill in the app — track every score, beat par, and see your progress over time. Free to start.