100 Putt Challenge
The 100 Putt Challenge is a putting baseline test for disc golfers who want measurable progress. Throw 20 putts from five distances, record your makes, identify your weakest zone, and repeat the test over time.
Disc golf putting challenge overview
This disc golf putting challenge gives you a clean baseline instead of a vague practice session. By testing 20 putts from 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 feet, you can see exactly where your Circle 1 confidence starts to leak.
Challenge overview
- 20 putts from 10 feet
- 20 putts from 15 feet
- 20 putts from 20 feet
- 20 putts from 25 feet
- 20 putts from 30 feet
- Total score out of 100
- Weakest zone is the distance with the lowest make percentage
How it works
- Set one basket and mark 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 feet.
- Throw 20 putts from each distance using the same routine.
- Record makes by distance, then calculate your total out of 100.
- Note the weakest zone and repeat the challenge later under the same setup.
Scoring and tracking
- 0-49: Foundation
- 50-69: Building
- 70-84: Competitive
- 85-94: Strong
- 95-100: Locked
What this trains
- Repeatable putting routine
- Circle 1 confidence
- Pressure putting
- Distance-specific weakness tracking
- Measurable putting progress
Track the disc golf putting challenge
Enter makes from each distance. Local tracking still works for anonymous players, and logged-in players can save the result to My DiscFunktional.
Score band
Enter your makes to see Foundation, Building, Competitive, Strong, or Locked.
Recommended DiscFunktional gear
Practice should connect to the round. Use these Course Ready links to support this challenge without adding clutter to your bag.
Download or share the poster
Use the DiscFunktional poster for social posts, club chats, practice groups, and printable challenge sheets. The social image is also used for Open Graph previews.
Poster formats: portrait, square, story, and printable letter-size PDF.
Create your free DiscFunktional profile
Create your free DiscFunktional profile to save your 100 Putt Challenge score and track progress across attempts.
Save challenge results, earn badges, connect Practice Lab progress to Bag Builder, and get course ready across devices.
100 Putt Challenge FAQ
Quick answers for players starting this challenge.
What is a good 100 Putt Challenge score?
A 70+ score is a strong competitive target for many amateur players. Newer players should use the first attempt as a baseline and try to improve the weakest distance zone.
How often should I repeat the 100 Putt Challenge?
Repeat it every one to two weeks. Running it too often can turn the test into the practice instead of measuring the practice.
What distances should beginners use?
Beginners can start at 8, 10, 12, 15, and 20 feet, then move toward the standard 10 to 30 foot setup as confidence improves.
Can I do this challenge without a basket?
A basket is best, but a marked target can work for early routine practice. Use the same target every time so scores stay comparable.
Should I use the same putter for every putt?
Yes. Use the same putter mold or the same pair of putters so the test measures routine and release instead of disc changes.
Related challenges
Keep the Practice Lab connected: putting baselines, daily routines, fieldwork, forehand control, and tournament prep all feed the same Course Ready profile.