🔑Before playing golf, determine the speed of the green by practicing short putts.
🔑Take the break of the green into consideration and aim higher to account for the break.
🔑Aim to get the ball as close to the hole as possible to minimize difficult comeback putts.
🔑Focus on hitting the middle of the putter face for more consistent ball speed and roll.
🔑Instead of aiming at the hole as a whole, aim small and visualize putting to a small target.
How can I determine the speed of the green before playing?
—To determine the speed of the green, practice short putts from the side of the green, aiming to finish as close to the first cut as possible.
How can I account for the break of the green?
—When putting, aim higher to account for the break and ensure the ball finishes past the hole on the top side.
Why should I aim to get the ball close to the hole?
—Getting the ball close to the hole minimizes difficult comeback putts and increases the chances of holing the putt.
Why is hitting the middle of the putter face important?
—Hitting the middle of the putter face ensures more consistent ball speed and roll, leading to better putting performance.
What is the benefit of aiming small?
—Aiming small helps improve accuracy and focus, allowing for better putts with a smaller target in mind.
00:00Before playing golf, determine the speed of the green by practicing short putts.
01:54Take the break of the green into consideration and aim higher to account for the break.
03:02Aim to get the ball as close to the hole as possible to minimize difficult comeback putts.
04:13Focus on hitting the middle of the putter face for more consistent ball speed and roll.
05:56Instead of aiming at the hole as a whole, aim small and visualize putting to a small target.
