Do you ever stop to think HOW your putting is so INCONSISTENT? Have you ever taken the time to understand what CAUSES great putting? Well, when it comes to putting, whatever is giving the “appearance” to poor putting; golfers of
Written by Matthew Masters, PGA Professional, Hertfordshire Lead Academy Coach, Certified Master Mindfactor Coach, Diploma in Sports Psychology. There are so many different styles and ways to get the ball into the hole in as few putts as possible over
When I was in my teens, in the 1960ʼs at Champions Golf Club in Houston, Texas, Co-owner Jackie Burke taught me how to become a great putter. He constantly reminded me that great putters felt it in their fingertips and
One of the biggest differences between low and high handicappers is on the putting green and more specifically, the number of 3 putts. Amateurs 3 putt on average 5 times more than Tour pros. What is important to remember this
Putting is a game of Visualization and Feel and hence it’s very important you try and heighten those senses whenever you practice. For me putting is an almost pure mental game. A great way to work on your feel is
With the “scoring zone” being 50 yards and in, this area is essentially the most important part of the game and it is worth spending a good portion of your practice time here. In this video, Jeff Ritter shows us
Here’s a quick mental game tip for more consistent putting. The best putters in the world are “spot” putters. This means that (after reading the break on the putt) the focus is on the direction you want to the ball
PGA Pro Charlie King gives us some great insight into how to practice better feel for long putts. Putting is all about visualization and feel. If you are not developing these skills when you are working on your putting, you
Watch the top players in the world and they have the same pre-shot routine for every putt. The idea is that no putt should be any different from another. Getting into this habit and following a routine will help you
As most of us know, putting can be considered an almost pure mental game. It’s all about feeling confident in your ability. If you can learn to believe that you can make any putt within 20ft, the game becomes a
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