4 Steps To Help Improve Your Putting

So you’re Putting isn’t what it should be. And you’re looking for golf tips on draining more putts. Here’s one you might not have thought of before. It’s your pre-shot routine. If you don’t prepare to Putt the ball properly, chances are good you’ll miss your putt—even if you read the speed and break perfectly.

Below is a four-step pre-shot routine that could help you drain more putts:

• Step 1:  Survey the line of your putt — In doing this you want to look at variables like grain, slope, and elevation changes. To fully gauge the green’s slope, make sure you see it from all sides. So take a walk around the putt quickly. Then, get behind the ball and choose you aiming spot along the line of your putt.

• Step 2: Aim your putt — Use the writing on the side of the ball to identify exactly where you want to aim your putt. You can also mark your ball, so you can use the mark to aim your ball. However you do it, get in the habit of aim your putt this way because it frees you up to do the next step.

• Step 3: Hone in on feel and distance — Feel and distance control is what your interested in at this point. Stand behind the ball and make a few practice strokes while you look at the hole. As you do this, focus on stroke speed and stroke length. And trust the line on your ball.

• Step 4: Make a confident stroke — You have everything your need right now to make the putt: line, feel, and speed. Now it’s time to bring these elements together by making a confident stroke. Commit to the putt and let her rip.

Work on this four-step routine on the practice green before using it during a round. Once you get comfortable with it, you’ll do it naturally without even thinking about it.

That’s when you’ll start sinking more of the putts you’ve been missing and lowering your scores.

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