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Does putting make you so nervous that you look up to see it travel before even making contact? Watch this tip from Blair O’Neal to train your senses and make more short putts.
Comments (11)
This is something I need to drill in my head! Putts always increase my score so I’ll be trying this drill. Thank you for the great tip!
How does this contrast with people not looking at the ball but instead looking at the hole? I have seen Spieth do it a couple of times. Does that help in keeping the head still?
Thanks Blair! Great putting tips!
This will help my putting 100%. Will try this drill next time i'm on the range.
A tutorial on different bunker should would be amazing!! downhill, side hill and uphill bunker lies
Blair, What is a gateway of tees? This is a great drill but not sure about the gateway distance and set up. Thank you.
It’s all about trusting your stroke
Instead of hitting and hoping
Perfect drill for me, as I tend to look up to follow my putt.
On longer putts is it ok to look up after 2 or 3 feet? Seems ,logical but just what to ask.
Perfect drill
This is something I need to drill in my head! Putts always increase my score so I’ll be trying this drill. Thank you for the great tip!
How does this contrast with people not looking at the ball but instead looking at the hole? I have seen Spieth do it a couple of times. Does that help in keeping the head still?