Putting Dispersion Map
Log each miss with a label you choose, one of the presets or your own custom quadrant. This tool tallies the labels; it never infers one from video or device data.
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Self-labeled, on purpose
Every label logged here comes from your own read of what happened on that putt. This tool does not analyze video, connect to a launch monitor, or infer a miss direction from any other data source; it simply tallies whatever label you choose, whether that is a preset (left, right, short, long) or a custom quadrant that matches how you personally think about your misses.
A pattern is information, not a diagnosis
If most of your logged misses land on one side, that is worth noticing. It is not, by itself, proof of a specific stroke fault, a green-reading habit, or anything else; this tool stops at the tally and leaves interpretation to you or an instructor working from a fuller picture.
Why custom labels matter
A simple left-right-short-long scheme fits many golfers, but not everyone experiences misses that way. This tool accepts any label you type, so a more specific pattern, for example "high side lip-out" or "started right of target," is preserved exactly as you described it rather than forced into a generic bucket.
Where this connects
Pair this with the Putting Distance Calibration tool to see whether a direction pattern also comes with a distance pattern, and see Build Better Putting Evidence for how to build a fuller putting record over time.
Keeping the tally honest over time
Logging misses in the moment, right after a practice putt or a missed putt during a round, keeps the tally closer to what actually happened than trying to reconstruct a session from memory afterward. A pattern built from a handful of remembered misses at the end of the day is far less reliable than one built putt by putt, and this tool works equally well either way, it simply reflects whatever labels you give it.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool detect my miss direction from video or a device?
No. Every label comes from your own read of what happened on that putt. This tool does not analyze video or connect to a launch monitor — it simply tallies whatever label you choose, preset or custom.
If most of my misses land on one side, does that mean I have a stroke fault?
Not by itself. A pattern is worth noticing, but it is not proof of a specific stroke fault, green-reading habit, or anything else — this tool stops at the tally and leaves interpretation to you or an instructor working from a fuller picture.
Can I use a custom label instead of just left, right, short, long?
Yes. This tool accepts any label you type, so a more specific pattern like "high side lip-out" is preserved exactly as you described it rather than forced into a generic bucket.