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When you’re on a practice putting green you should only be trying to do a few things.  The first is to improve your touch/feel.  Hitting your putts the correct distance is critical if you’re going to improve your putting.  That’s why there are plenty of drills in this book that will help you to do that. Also, on the practice green you want to practice the short putts so you have confidence when you go out on the golf course that you can hole them. Next, you want to improve your green reading so that out on the golf course you can quickly and easily judge the correct line and speed your ball needs to travel on to go into the hole.  The best way of improving this is to learn from each and every putt you make.  If you just putt without awareness of what happened from what you did then you’ll never improve your green reading. So on the practice green you have to be very aware of what happens when you hit your putts on a particular line with a particular speed.  For example, if you’re hitting a putt consistently the correct speed but it’s always missing on the low side then you obviously haven’t allowed for enough break. If that’s the case, you need to step back and read the putt again to see how much break there really is and where you should aim for your next putt. Do not keep repeating a mistake over and over again.  Be aware