World Class Putting™ – A QLG Master Class
Section II – Part 8 – Measuring Success
1. Introduction
2. Measuring Your Practice Performance
3. Training Toward the QLG Performance Benchmarks
4. Tracking Your Performance from Key Distances
5. Tracking Your Performance on the Course
Introduction
World-class putting has now been clearly defined through real PGA Tour statistics.
We know exactly what elite performance looks like, and we know the numbers we are aiming for.
But defining the targets is only the first step.
To reach them, progress must be measured.
What gets measured improves.
Tracking your results allows you to see how your putting develops over time and ensures that your practice is always moving you toward world-class performance.
Tracking Your Performance on the Course
Practice numbers are important, but the ultimate test of your putting is what happens on the course.
This is where performance becomes real.
For this reason, it is also important to track your putting statistics during rounds.
After every round you play, record:
• your total putts per round
• your average putts per hole
These numbers allow you to compare your real-world performance against the benchmark we established earlier:
1.5 putts per hole
Approximately 27 putts per round.
Over time, as your practice improves and your confidence grows, these numbers will begin to fall.
And as they fall, your scores will follow.
You Are Not Doing This Alone
By reaching this point in the Master Class, you already understand far more about putting than most golfers.
You now have:
• a clear definition of world-class putting
• the Three Universal Laws
• a simple focus on line and pace
• strategic principles to guide your decisions
• structured drills to train your skills
• a measurement system to track your progress
Everything you need is now in place to begin transforming your putting.
But one more important element remains.
At Quantum Leap Golf, we believe in supporting every golfer who commits to improvement.
As you begin applying this system and working toward your targets, we are here to help guide you, answer questions, and support your progress.
This is where long-term improvement is built.
In the next section, we’ll explain how you can stay connected with QLG, receive support, and continue developing your putting using the system you’ve just learned.