He has taken his stance and is about to make his pitch.
All you think about is hitting the put and throwing it to the left
of the cup.
You did so many things wrong.
The biggest sin in doing this was that you looked
watch the ball go too soon.
If you do this, your head snaps up and you hit your ball towards him.
left a bit.
Try this and take a look at the head of the putter when you lift your
head to look.
You will see the putter head move out of line to
the left.
If you see Tiger Woods put on, you will notice that there is no
moving parts at all.
So the first important need is to keep your head and the rest of
the body perfectly still, like carved in stone.
I even heard the ball land in the hole.
The slightest movement of any part of the body that is not involved in the
the put swing will push the ball out of line and you only need one
a couple of degrees to make it miss the hole.
He has been practicing his putting stroke, and now he has a
stroke with a very uniform tempo.
Remove the head of the putter the required distance and then
apply the smooth and even stroke that you have developed from
conscientious practice.
So the second main need is that you should develop such a stroke.
He has done the above but his ball did not reach the hole.
What you did was forget to move on.
Your beautiful beat with its excellent tempo needs the ending
flourish of a follow-up to bring the ball to your expected
distance.
Not moving on is like not taking your putter head
far enough back because not moving forward means you are
deceleration as it passes through the ball.
Do you know what I mean?
The force of the put is that of a lower back swing.
So don’t forget that a good putt requires good tracking.
through.
It is imperative to move on or you will leave
stroke rather than maintaining the speed of the putter head through the
ball.
So the third obligation is to keep going so that the putter head
maintains your speed through the ball.
The fourth duty is to be a little careful when reading the green.
Get it fully working before standing up to hit your putt.
Then make your put with confidence and trust what you just worked
about the loan and the distance.
The fifth requirement is that you must wait for the ball to enter the hole.
Or at least come closer if the put is a bit long.
Always think that you will sink your position.
In other words, be confident.
I think you’ll agree that Tiger Woods hopes to sink every put no matter
where it’s hitting it from.
He always looks so surprised when he fails, and a little disgusted with himself too, I think.
I think this is an important factor in his brilliant putting ability.
So when you hit your puts, don’t expect to miss.