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Do you struggle to start putts on line? Try this yardstick drill from Nathalie Sheehan to help deliver a square putter face to the ball every time.
Comments (9)
I love this drill. It helps focusing on follow-threw..etc
Love Nathalie’s tips, and this is a great one. Get good at this and you may still have to learn to read breaks better, but you’ll rarely miss your start line. It’s a metal yardstick, btw, and even a 24” one would help vastly improve most people’s putting.
Been using this drill on and off for a couple years now - there is a saying that "every putt is a 3 footer, after that it depends on speed and line". This drill has helped me make more putts - especially those knee knockers for pars... Another great tip Nathalie
Simple and functional instant feedback, one of the best putting drills
I've been on Golf Pass for many years. Nathalie is one of the best. Simple, no gimmicks, gets right to the point. Thanks
Your club head followed through to your target. Perfect
I love this drill. It helps focusing on follow-threw..etc
Love Nathalie’s tips, and this is a great one. Get good at this and you may still have to learn to read breaks better, but you’ll rarely miss your start line. It’s a metal yardstick, btw, and even a 24” one would help vastly improve most people’s putting.