Mini golf and putting courses
Common Mistakes Golfers Make on Mini Golf and Putting Courses
Avoid the habits that make putting courses harder than the design intended.
The usual problems
The common putting courses mistake is over-hitting the break because the hole looks playful. For putting-course touch, players also forget that lie, wind, speed, or slope can matter more than total yardage. For putting-course touch, shorter holes and playful settings are not automatically easy; they simply punish carelessness in different ways.
Better habits
- Walk around the read when putting courses hides the slope.
- For putting-course touch, aim for the wide side until speed feels calibrated.
- For putting-course touch, take enough club when imperfect contact is likely.
- For putting-course touch, laugh off one bad bounce before it reaches the next swing.