The best putters on tour all do this

Imitate the tour players to improve your putting. Don't stay still, these guys don't.
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3 thoughts on “The best putters on tour all do this

  1. When he was world #1 in putting, Luke Donald would keep his eyes on the ball but deliberately rotated his head to the left in sync with the putter coming down into the ball. When he was #1 in putting, Brad Faxon said he liked to feel "athletic" when putting, which meant he would slightly bend his knees toward the target during the stroke into the ball.

  2. Yes absolutely, good call. Lee Trevino also credits the quality and accuracy of his ball striking with his three-step idiosyncratic foot movement before he started the swing. Important to keep things dynamic rather than initiating from a standing-start, static position. I feel it helps one react to the target better and stay in the moment; getting away from any thought of swing mechanics that creep into the static mind when the body is stationary.

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