Great putters have more than a good putting stroke. Great putters have confidence, imagination, touch, and human intuition. Nothing is more important in putting than knowing you can make putts. Everyo...
Golf is a sport which is all about making a stroke. The whole process of making a stroke in golf consists of proper footwork, shifting of balance, body and hand coordination, proper grip and proper cl...
Most golfers know that improving your putting stroke is the quickest and easiest way to lower your handicap. The problem is that most of us don't put the...
Golf is all about balance. You need to get the right balance on your feet, in the movement of your body, in the swing of the clubs and so on. Balance goes further than just the body however. You need a balanced approach to the game with your mind in sync with your body. You need to only consider the one stroke that you are playing and not let other holes impact on your balance.
When we get golf lessons we’re taught about the distribution of weight on our feet and the weight distribution when we swing to strike the ball. Many of the techniques seem foreign to the beginner but it is all about training the player to find balance in their game so the actions are effortless and natural.
We all strive to improve our game but making changes can be a complicated business. Try using the most humble of training aids to help conquest your putting complaints – a handful of tees.
1. Hole out, every time
The best putters in the world are those with a silky stroke who can hit their putts with perfect pace every time. The ideal pace for every putt is the ball rolling at the hole at a speed where it will drop, but if it passes it will only roll a foot or so past. When you practice putting, place a tee peg in the ground 18 inches behind the hole. This is your target. Look at the peg beyond the hole, and then putt.
Golf is all about balance. You need to get the right balance on your feet, in the movement of your body, in the swing of the clubs and so on. Balance goes further than just the body however. You need a balanced approach to the game with your mind in sync with your body. You need to only consider the one stroke that you are playing and not let other holes impact on your balance.
We all strive to improve our game but making changes can be a complicated business. Try using the most humble of training aids to help conquest your putting complaints – a handful of tees.
