I think using the number of putts per round as a measure of your putting ability is a bit misleading. I have played poor rounds and have had less than 30 putts. I have played great rounds and have had 36 putts. If I am hitting greens in regulation, I tend to have more 2 putts. If I am hitting my irons poorly, I am hitting more chips and pitches from closer in and getting closer to the hole reducing my number of 2 putts. On one particular round, I had zero putts on a hole I triple bogeyed and 2 putts on a hole I birdied. Which was the better score? I think a more accurate measurment would be a percentage of putts made within a makable range (say within 10 feet or so). Number of putts can be misleading as it is more likely a measure of how well you are making your approaches into the green rather than your putting skill.
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