Now that it’s the off season, I’ve begun putting metronome training. I have improved my putting over time by being more consistent with my Tempo and Rhythm. Hitting thousands of putts over several off seasons has helped.
Putting Stats with Shot Scope
Using a Shot Scope V3 is a great way to track your putting stats. It’s a GPS Watch with Automatic Performance Tracking. View you shots, score, stats and strokes gained on your phone, tablet or computer.
Putting: Speed, Aim and Line
Speed, Aim and Line are the 3 putting metrics that have to be in sync. If you want to make more putts, repetition and practice are the key.
Strackaline Green & Yardage Book
Are you looking for the best Green &Yardage book at the best price? Strackaline products are for you. I recently purchased a combo green & yardage book for my course and they are first rate.
Putter Head Weight
For years changing putter head weight meant changing putters, adding internal weights or adding lead tape. That all has changed. Lets look at the advantages or disadvantages of different head weights.
Open Stance Putting
I never considered the benefits of open stance putting until now. My backstroke stats were not as consistent as I’d like. I thought I’d try a setup that some great putters used. The results have been eye opening.
Indoor Putting Routine
Now that that the season is changing and colder weather is on the way, I’ve switched to my indoor putting routine. It’s time to take a look at warm weather stats and try improve on them over the winter.
The Wellstroke Review
The Wellstroke is a putting arc mat sold by Wellputt. It is a putting aid that is made to help your perfect your putting stroke and path.
Putting: Posture & Eyeline
Posture and Eyeline are significant factors in making more putts. While not everyone is the same, it’s important to take an athletic stance and have our eyes in the proper position.
Putting: Linear vs Non-Linear
Linear vs Non-Linear putting involves two very different types of green reading techniques. There is no right way or wrong way. Top professionals use both methods.
Putting Basics
Putting basics include the grip, the correct putting setup and consistent putting motion. They are essential techniques for someone who is struggling or just starting out. Practicing the basics never hurts regardless of skill level.
Putting: Distance Control
Consistent distance control in putting is a key to lower scores. Great tempo and rhythm give you a repeatable stroke. Gauging your backstroke length gives you a benchmark for putts of a given distance.
Putting: Intermediate Aim Point
I’ve been using an intermediate aim point for my full swing since I began golfing. In putting, I do the same thing. The intermediate target is something much closer the ball and helps improve your accuracy.
Drain More Putts
Lowering your score means you need to drain more putts. Become a better putter. Learn how to be a boss when it comes to putts from 6 feet and closer.
Tour Edge Chipper
I bought a Tour Edge Chipper just to see if it would make a difference in my short game. I tried it out today. The bottom line is that my chips shots were online and grouped close enough to one putt. I’ m thinking about putting it in the bag.