Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to make a putt under pressure<br>Make sure you hit the green, preferably on the upslope as close to the hole as possible. You want to give yourself a make-able putt if a tournament is on the line. Aim towards the hole and try to hit your shot onto the upslope because they are easier putts to make opposed to downhill putts.
Hitting shots down hill is harder
The sun will be in your eyes as you make the putt. 
The golfer improved his score by playing this hole.
Downhill putts are almost impossible to do correctly
The golfer made a birdie on the hole described in this passage.
The type of putter will make a difference in the putt. 
Putting uphill is easier than downhill
You have an easier time scoring a goal with your non dominant hand at the bottom of the stick.
Downslope is the better option in must make situations.
Putting is done twice in every game of golf.
The advice is sound and will work for all putts.
The golfer couldn't get his ball out of the bunker. 
The likelihood of winning is in your favor. 
The hole was to be made not near the top.
incline in the green can be your friend or enemy
the golfer was short.
There are people who are local to the area who enjoy playing golf.
This advice is from a champion golfer.
The golfer missed his shot at the 18th hole. 
the golfer was tall.
Never putt on a rainy day.
Swinging practice will likely improve your batting ability.
incline in the green can be your friend or enemy
The advice is sound and will work for all putts.
This does not apply to regular golf, only mini