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Are you someone who struggles with distance control and/or pushing your putts? Today, Nathalie Sheehan gives you a simple drill to improve your putting stroke and start hitting every putt with a square face.
Comments (5)
Thank's Nathalie!
Great drill, struggle a lot with my putter.
Writing from Italy, here we don't have such good instructors
Thanks for the great tip. When we talk about transfer of weight is there an allowance for sway? And if so what is good and what is bad?
Can you show us where the hands need to be at the top of the back swing? I try to keep from pointing my thumbs and as a result the club straight up. i have been told that the right hand should always be in a position as if I were carrying a tray. If you could answer that I would be most appreciative.
Gene
I am right-handed but put left hand low. On short to mid-range putts, I have a good feel for distance. But on long putts (20 feet or over) I seem to leave a lot short, sometimes very short. Any ideas how to fix this?
Great drill - thank you!
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Thank's Nathalie!
Great drill, struggle a lot with my putter.
Writing from Italy, here we don't have such good instructors
Thanks for the great tip. When we talk about transfer of weight is there an allowance for sway? And if so what is good and what is bad?