18/01/2026
Final round.
59.
To win on the PGA EuroPro Tour.
This round didn’t follow the pattern most people expect.
Yes, the short putts mattered — they always do.
And a few from 5–10 feet are where good rounds are usually built.
But what made this round unusual was how many putts dropped from mid-range and even long range.
That’s not something you can plan or rely on — and it’s why rounds like this are rare.
Over time, I’ve learned that putting isn’t one skill.
It’s different decisions from different distances, and elite players treat those distances very differently.
That philosophy is built around five distinct zones —
each with a different goal, mindset, and practice focus.
Most golfers train them all the same.
Elite players don’t.
If you want the practice manual that breaks down those five zones —
what actually matters in each one, and how to train them properly —
comment MANUAL and I’ll send it to you 👇