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Key to Successful Golf Putting - Roadmap to Success

Key to Successful Putting - Roadmap to Success

Now that you know many new putting techniques to improve your putting game, you are ready for an exact plan to have the  key to successful putting that you can use throughout the year to prepare for playing any putting game, and especially for tournaments such as Club Championships.

You may have practiced a great deal in the past and not seen much improvement, but that is about to change. The more you practice the following steps, the more you’ll improve.

Any level of golfer - man or woman, boy or girl - can do these things with ease and that is why they are so valuable. You don’t need special skills, extreme strength or flexibility and not much time at all.

Here’s the best part; your game will improve without even taking a lesson!
Your scores will drop if you do these simple exercises regularly and you may just start getting more pars and birdies than ever before.
Practice the following before each round of (as time permits):

Key to Successful Putting
(Time required = approx. 15-30 minutes):
(i). 1 ft. putts – pick a level hole on the practice green. Your goal is to sink 10 in a row, then stop. This applies to all handicap levels.
(ii). 2 ft. putts – using the same hole that you used for the 1 ft. putts, sink at least 4 out of 5. If your handicap is above 10, 4 out of 5 is excellent. If your handicap is 10 or below, try to sink all 5 putts. 4 out of 5 is still very good though. If you have trouble, line up some coins or tees to form

a runway to the hole.

Putt between these coins without touching any. Try another 5 putts if you have the time.

(iii). 3 and 4 ft. putts - use the same precision exercise as for the 2 ft. putts.
Don’t stop until you have holed at least 4 out of 5 putts in a row. If you can sink 5 in a row, congratulations! You are becoming an expert putter faster than you think!

(iv). Try some long putts (20 to 30 ft.) and a few medium putts (10 to 20 ft.) Your goal is just to get within 2 ft. of the hole and nothing else. Get a feel for how fast the greens are on the particular day you’re playing. It is not necessary to putt the ball into the hole after you make a long putt since you have already practiced short putts.

Note : If the putting green is very busy, don’t putt to a hole like everyone else.
Line up 4 or 5 tees together, or use a plastic or aluminum practice putting cup, and putt in an open area away from where everyone else is practicing. This means you don’t have to wait to putt to a hole and will save you some practice time.

Here’s a revelation for you to your key to successful putting

Never finish your practice on a negative note just before you tee off on the 1st hole. That means never miss a putt on the practice green and then go and start your game. Always finish your practice by sinking a putt, even if it is a 1 ft. putt!

This secret key to successful putting will help to instill confidence in your subconscious mind, and that  confidence will come in handy when you need to make a 1 ft. putt in your regular  putting game.

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