Thanks, I understand the speed on the long distance, meaning less break.. but as the ball approaches the hole it's slowing down that last few feet, and then should break., but when it doesn't you miss by say that 2 or 3 feet..Then once you try to hit the next putt, even if you hit it a little hard, you get the break, one would figure to get on the 1st putt...Not ever hole, but often enough to be confusing and frustrating..
Another example...I just had a 40 ft putt up 13 inches, I putted less than the total distance, but ran the ball 8 foot past...And the green is not showing any down slopes on that putt either..Tournament speed greens...Then the very next hole, I had an 11 ft putt up 2 inches, I putt for 10 ft thinking I'll get the extra foot, nope goes 10 ft lol..It's so incredible unpredictable as to keep you at's wits end on how hard to putt the ball..As a general rule I do great, just once in a while these unpredictable putts screw up a round by these long misses or coming up inches short...Or break when they shouldn't and not break when the should...