Are you afraid of losing your golf skills in the winter?

Is your busy schedule preventing you from visiting the golf course?

Do you want to practice putting it at home?

Golfer, don't worry, we've got you covered! This article provides some indoor putting drills to help you perfect your golf putting skills at home.

In fact, by practicing indoor golf putting drills at home regularly, you can improve your general putting skills rather than merely maintaining them.

If you want to understand more about our indoor golf training system, you may look through some of the information we've supplied at the end of today's post. 5 Easy Indoor Golf Putting Drills to Use Every Day

The at-home golf drills listed here are for beginners who want to improve their essential putting stroke skills. To set up these indoor striking practice drills, all you need are a few phone books and a coin or tee. If you don't have access to a synthetic indoor putting green, you can also practice these putting drills on the carpet. This green training aid, which you can get on Amazon, comes highly recommended.

Then, each day, set aside some time to perform these golf drills at home.

● Drill #1: Path of the Phone Book

Place two phone catalogs on the floor at home, leaving enough room between them for your putter to fit through. Make practice strokes with your putter, concentrating on maintaining the putter path straight and the putter face square. If you don't, you might run into the books, which will tell you that your putting stroke isn't straight enough for that stroke.

● Drill #2: Golf Ball and Phone Book

Set up two phone books again, this time with enough space between them for your putter to make a stroke. Create a target line by placing a 10-foot strip of painter's tape in the middle of the walkway and parallel to the books.
Outside the books, place several feet of tape to see how your ball keeps online for several feet. Outside the books, place several feet of tape to see how your ball keeps online for several feet.

Stroke putts with a golf ball in the middle of the path of the book on the target line you've drawn. You can use the books to keep track of how long your backswing is compared to how long your forward swing is. The forward swing should be the same size as the backswing or slightly larger. Try to see how many putts you can stay on the tape/target line using the books as a reference for a straight putting stroke.

● Drill #3: Putts with the right hand

Choose a target to putt from 3 feet away and stroke one-handed putts with your right hand. Make sure the putter route remains straight and the face is square to your goal. This will improve your putting stroke by allowing you to practice with one hand.

● Drill #4: Putts with the Left Hand

Strike33-foot putts to a target you've chosen using only your left hand, as in the last golf drill. Because of their simplicity as well as their efficiency, these two one-handed putting drills made our list of the finest golf drills at home.

Once you've mastered one-handed putting strokes, you'll be shocked at how much more confident you feel.
Spend 15 minutes a day for a month and you'll see the difference.

● Drill #5: Putting to a Tee

Working on your grip of the putter face is one of the finest methods to practice putting at home. Make an upside-down golf tee out of a golf tee. Putt a ball to the tee from 3 feet away, hoping to knock it over. After that, return to 4 feet, 5 feet, and so on. Work your way back to 20 feet and see if you can still smash the tee over.

Because you'll be hitting a very small target, you'll acquire a great feel for your putter's face and be able to tell when you've closed or opened it throughout the putting stroke.