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**PVaQlNaP** · 03-13-2012, 04:58 PM

Interesting question Hawk, I can't see how leaving it a little short is any worse than running it a few feet past. Now granted a putt left short never had the chance to go in, but did that putt that rolled past really have a chance to go in as well? If it was the right speed and right line then it would've likely gone in right?

Also the 20' putt on an uphill green that's pretty slick, when left short you still have an uphill putt, much better than running past a few feet and having to putt back down the hill. Just my thoughts and remember, I'm a terrible putter

03-13-2012, 04:58 PM	#6
PVaQlNaP Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 372 Senior Member	Interesting question Hawk, I can't see how leaving it a little short is any worse than running it a few feet past. Now granted a putt left short never had the chance to go in, but did that putt that rolled past really have a chance to go in as well? If it was the right speed and right line then it would've likely gone in right? Also the 20' putt on an uphill green that's pretty slick, when left short you still have an uphill putt, much better than running past a few feet and having to putt back down the hill. Just my thoughts and remember, I'm a terrible putter
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