Drills, fixes and practice routines for golfers who want to hole more short putts. Most need nothing but a putter and the alignment sticks already in your bag.
How to set up the putting gate drill with two tees, the two versions every golfer should know, and how to tell what your misses are telling you.
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Too tight and the stroke gets jerky, too loose and the face wobbles. How to find the right putting grip pressure and keep it the same all the way through.
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Why golfers slow the putter down into the ball, what it does to your putts, and three drills that build a smooth, accelerating stroke.
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Mirrors, gates, rails, arm-lock aids and stroke trainers: what each type of putting training aid teaches, who it suits, and how to pick the right one.
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Why the wrists take over in the putting stroke, how to tell if it is happening to you, and four drills that teach your shoulders to do the work.
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Six simple putting drills with alignment sticks: aim, path, start line, the triangle, distance control and a pressure test. No other kit needed.
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What a pendulum putting stroke really is, why so many coaches teach it, the three things that make it work, and how to practise it.
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A simple 15-minute indoor putting routine using a carpet, a mug and a coin. Works on start line, stroke and pace without a putting green.
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The six most common reasons golfers miss putts inside six feet, how to tell which one is yours, and a drill for each.
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