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How the PGA Tour's best putter warms up before every round

Jacob Bridgeman is dominating the PGA Tour with his putting prowess, leading the field this season with a staggering **63.585 Strokes Gained: Putting**—more than **23 strokes** ahead of the next-best player. His precision on the greens has become a defining advantage, but how does he maintain such consistency?

Bridgeman’s routine is surprisingly straightforward: he avoids overcomplicating his stroke and instead focuses on **start-line accuracy, distance control, and building confidence from close range**. His warm-up regimen includes a **start-line drill** using tees to narrow his focus, followed by short-range reps to refine speed control.

He then progresses to longer putts, blending straight and breaking shots to refine his feel for distance. Bridgeman’s approach also emphasizes **observation over formal drills**, learning from how putts roll in real-time rather than relying on repetitive practice.

By the end of his routine, he’s already made **30 putts inside six feet**, ensuring he starts every round with unwavering confidence.

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