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Discover the Tour Proven Approach to Mastering the Greens: An In-Depth Guide to Putting Success

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Putting is often referred to as the "art of golf," and for good reason. It's the most delicate and demanding aspect of the game, and it can make or break your round. If you want to lower your scores and improve your golf game overall, you need to master the art of putting.

Your Putting Solution: A Tour-Proven Approach to Mastering the Greens

by Robert Irwin

4.5 out of 5

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In this comprehensive guide, we'll share the tour proven approach to mastering the greens. We'll cover everything you need to know about putting, from the basics to the advanced techniques that will help you sink more putts and shave strokes off your game.

The Basics of Putting

Before we dive into the more advanced techniques, let's first cover the basics of putting. Here are some of the key things you need to know:

Grip: The way you grip the putter is important for accuracy and control. There are several different grip styles, so experiment with different ones to find one that feels comfortable and gives you the best results.
Stance: Your stance is also important for putting accuracy. Your feet should be shoulder-width apart, with your knees slightly bent. Your back should be straight and your head should be down, looking at the ball.
Stroke: The putting stroke should be smooth and controlled. Start the stroke by bringing the putter back slowly and deliberately. Then, accelerate the putter through the ball and follow through with your stroke.

Advanced Putting Techniques

Once you've mastered the basics of putting, you can start to incorporate some of the more advanced techniques that will help you sink more putts. Here are a few of our favorites:

Lag putting: Lag putting is a technique that is used to get the ball close to the hole on long putts. To lag putt, you need to use a smooth, pendulum-like stroke and focus on getting the ball started on line. Don't worry about making the putt; just try to get the ball close.
Reading the greens: Reading the greens is essential for putting success. You need to be able to identify the slope of the green and the speed of the greens.
Green reading drills: There are a number of drills you can do to improve your green reading skills. One of our favorites is the "three-ball drill." To do this drill, place three balls around the hole, each at a different distance and on a different line. Then, try to putt each ball into the hole.

Putting Practice

The best way to improve your putting is to practice regularly. Here are a few tips for getting the most out of your practice sessions:

Set realistic goals: Don't try to become a putting master overnight. Set realistic goals for yourself and gradually work your way up to more challenging putts.
Practice in different conditions: Don't just practice putting on perfect greens. Practice in different conditions, such as on uphill and downhill greens, and in wind and rain.
Get feedback: If you're serious about improving your putting, get feedback from a qualified instructor. An instructor can help you identify areas for improvement and provide you with drills to help you improve your technique.

Putting is a complex and challenging skill, but it's also one of the most rewarding aspects of the game of golf. By following the tips in this guide, you can master the art of putting and take your golf game to the next level.

Your Putting Solution: A Tour-Proven Approach to Mastering the Greens

by Robert Irwin

4.5 out of 5