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Andrew Rice uses statistics to help shape your practice routine on the green. Watch now and start practicing the crucial putt length that will help you save shots on the course.
Comments (13)
I love that teaching aid. What is it called?
Can you give corrections/drills to stop hitting off the toe of the club? Irons and driver.
Why do the men`s professional players have to wear long pants at all formal events ? The women on the other hand can wear numerous types of garments ( skirts, scorts , shorts , pants ( varying lengths ) . I believe the men should be able to wear shorts in a respectable lengths.
Andrew, this is really great guidance. I often work on longer lag putts but don’t spend as much time as I should on the 5-6 ft putts. Will reorient my focus on this. Thanks.
Well done Andrew for showing us the miss and not refilming. I love your honest teaching. FYI PGA stats for 5 footers is 76% one putt and 24% two putts. It is my carpet practice distance.
Alan
England
Great tip, Pro! My guess was 1 putt, so I was close! Lol! I'm going to start practicing more 5 footers, for sure. Jim G.
I am a member, and for Xmas I received a "Putting Perfecter" gadget, from Golfpass.
How can I incorporate it on my 5 feet putt practice?
What can I do different in the fairway so I don’t chunk the ball
Well can I dude with chunk on the ball on the fairway
with this tip in mind, I believe that the goal of the first putt should be a 5-foot circle around the pin and that is much easier to set up for in my experience.
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I love that teaching aid. What is it called?
Can you give corrections/drills to stop hitting off the toe of the club? Irons and driver.