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Today, Nathalie Sheehan demonstrates a metronome drill that works on your putting tempo to improve your distance control and reduce 3-putts.
Comments (8)
Is tempo same on short puts versus long putts? Would that make your putter speed necessarily faster on long putts since you have longer path to take? THANKS!
Please break it down. Where exactly is the putter head on the first beat, the second beat, and if necessary, the third beat?
Awesome. one of the best videos I've seen
I certainly struggle with the stand and flip move
I look forward to seeing more of your videos
Hi Natalie: for a short distance, is the putt shorter (but the same tempo)?
I wish you had actually demonstrated the impact of maintaining the same tempo for a longer and a shorter putt. I tried expanding on my question but, for some reason, it was rejected for inappropriate language - can't figure out why.
I will try this. Thanks
Is tempo same on short puts versus long putts? Would that make your putter speed necessarily faster on long putts since you have longer path to take? THANKS!
Please break it down. Where exactly is the putter head on the first beat, the second beat, and if necessary, the third beat?