About five years ago, I had a streak of 48 consecutive holes without a three-putt green. Now unfortunately, I like to play around with golf and go astray from what works. That’s why I write down what I’m doing when things go well so I can always go back to it.<\/p>\n
What I was doing then, and I can’t for the life of me figure out why I ever stop doing it, it this:<\/p>\n
My upper arms rest firmly, but not tightly, against my torso.<\/span><\/p>\n This does several good things: Two other fine points that seem to make a big difference are:<\/p>\n I keep the putter low to the ground on the follow-through.<\/span> I believe that if you try these three things, which can be installed in your putting game in a few minutes at most, you will putt better.<\/p>\n Visit www.therecreationalgolfer.com<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" About five years ago, I had a streak of 48 consecutive holes without a three-putt green. Now unfortunately, I like to play around with golf and go astray from what works. That’s why I write down what I’m doing when things go well so I can always go back to it. What I was doing … Continue reading A Simple Putting Tip or Three<\/span>
– my hands get taken out of the stroke
– my arms don’t wander
– I stay relaxed, since it’s the big muscles that are moving the putter.<\/p>\n
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I don’t look up <\/span>with my head or my eyes<\/span> <\/span>to follow the ball for about two seconds after the ball has been struck.<\/span><\/p>\n