Short Putts: Learn To Knock These In With Ease And ConfidenceHere you will learn how to become a master of short putts. When you follow these putting techniques, you will eliminate most of your three putts and gain more confidence in your putting game. Becoming a master of short putting is critical to your success on the putting greens.When you know you can make any putt 5 feet and in, you will take a lot of pressure off your long putts. You'll feel more relaxed knowing you just need to get the ball fairly close to the hole and you'll eliminate many three putts. Also, you will be able to get up and down more often when you are chipping around the greens. There are a few common errors golfers can make which lead to poor short putting. Once your know what these are you will be able to eliminate them and gain control of your short putting. Never miss a putt inside 5 feet again. Knowing these specific strategies will make you unstoppable with your short putting. Become a master of short putting with
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Tip For Short Putts: Keep Your Head StillKeeping your head still on short putts is critical. This can be an issue because many golfers try and peek when they have shorter length putts. The ball will go into the hole sooner if they make it so there's an urge to look and see if it went in. Whereas, on longer putts, the reward or satisfaction of making the putts comes a few seconds after you hit it so there is not as instinctive of an urge to follow the ball with your eyes immediately after you've hit it.A drill for how to do this on shorter putts is to actually count to two after you've hit your putt. This makes you keep your head down and resist looking to see where the ball goes. Any time your head moves too early as you are still stroking through the putt, your putter actually comes off the correct line or path and you'll quite often either pull or push your putts. Keep the head down and allow the putter to move through the ball and then look at where it ended up. Your ball will end up in the hole much more often if you work on this. Return From Short Putts To Putting Instruction
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