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It’s easy to see your line when standing behind the ball, but can you see it clearly when you’re at address? In this tip, Clay Ballard demonstrates a few easy setup changes that will help you see your line perfectly, giving you the confidence to hole more putts. Watch now!
Comments (10)
G'day Clay, I have found with face-balanced putters getting the eyes over the ball is useful. The other thing I do is close my left eye, then rotate my head so I look along the line with my dominant eye. Toe weighted putters may be different.
How does the flop shot work from the bunker?
What if you are left hand low? Would this drill still apply, specifically the right shoulder tilt? Thanks
Can't wait to give this drill a try. Thought I've seen all the tips around putting but not this one.
Does your dominant eye determine if you line up behind or in front and inside or outside of the ball? I am left eye dominant but am right handed...or will I just have to play with it until it works.
Loved this putting tip. Very helpful. Thank you.
Great and simple video, I really like it. Can’t wait to get to the putting green.
That was good - really, really good. Cannot wait to try all the adjustments mentioned by CB.
Thank you for that tip !
Clay,
Why is it that I continue to hit the ball to the right (sometimes hard right) when going through the sequence that you just described? What would be a common symptom that causes the ball to shoot to the right? If I'm catching the toe is that b/c of an out/in swing path? TY
G'day Clay, I have found with face-balanced putters getting the eyes over the ball is useful. The other thing I do is close my left eye, then rotate my head so I look along the line with my dominant eye. Toe weighted putters may be different.
How does the flop shot work from the bunker?