Yes, i was.
I know I'm terrible but i've only been playing DG for less than a year, effectively, based on how infrequently I go to the course. Just a couple weeks ago I finally figured out how to grip the disc when throwing tee shots & broke the 200 ft barrier for the 1st time. There's so much to learn in this game and progress is very slow when you play as little as I do.
Putting thoughts
you want to be as consistent as possible with your form. Figure out what your max distance is with that form and pace.
If you can't use the same form at 30' as you use at 10', don't force it. It will cause problems at both distances.
In the 20-30' range, do you usually 2 putt? Or does it go beyond 15' and you are looking at a 3 putt or worse?
If you are 3 putting a lot, focus on laying up. Rather than trying to make longer putts, practice getting your disc in the bullseye. That will alleviate some stress.
Better to miss accurately than to go for it and end up with a really bad hole. It will damage your confidence.
Over time those layups will get more dialed and you may find you are making some of those, but always with the intention of not blasting way away from the basket.
At distances beyond putting form try a standstill throw.
While trying to dial in your form, nothing wrong with throwing 10x putts from 10' or 15'. Just make sure you are taking your time and working on consistent and repeatable form.
If you can practice that indoors to eliminate variables such as wind, do that.
You have one goal. Figure out how to make the 10-15' putt then carbon copy that.
Developing your putt is an incremental process. It will take time. You want to build confidence at each step.