3KEYS TO HOLE MORE SHORT PUTTS
In this short video PGA Professional Chris Ryan gives you 3 key points to focus on to ensure you hole more short putts next time you play.
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I'd be shooting par if I didn't miss all those short putts. I shot 39 with 18 putts. Missed two par putts within 4 feet. Missed 3 birdie putts all within 10-8 feet.
Hahaha good video, but…. at 4.30 he missed his putt. Look at the ball position of the 3 balls. Nevertheless great video.
Chris why don't you write a book on putting with all the tips on your videos. They are obvious when you think about it, but sometimes you need to be told. I have for 40 years worked on my line and then speed to match it. Will try your suggestion.
hello, just wondered how to go about choosing speed, ive always judged distance but im inconsistent with it, one short one too far .
I've really enjoyed and benefited from the three-keys series. Excellent short notes to use as a reminder pre-game. Well done (Murray 10H'cap)
Thanks for the video chris! However, the biggest problems i face is not that I am not putting straight, but actually reading the break correctly. I feel that reading the green on short puts is much more difficult and I am never sure, whether there is actually a slight break or not. Any ideas on that?
Major issue I'm facing is feeling I don't know from one putt to the next how the ball will come off the club face – sometimes left or right – playing off 9 and constantly 3 putting inside 10 feet.
Off topic, but, what percentage distance could one expect to see between an average range ball (worn from hundreds of hits) and a new brand-name ball hit with a driver?
great video, i noticed you forward press before the putting stroke, whats your thinking behind this, is it to get the hands moving?