EASY WAY TO HOLE MORE PUTTS - Putting tips to improve Technique, Distance Control & Confidence
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- This video is all about how you Hole more putts on the green - Learn some of Danny Maude's best putting tips and drills to improve your technique, distance control and confidence. The best putters in the world, players like Ricky Fowler, Brooks Koepka, Tiger Woods, Brad Faxon always keep putting simple.
You must do this too. In this golf lesson learn simple putting tips from Danny Maude that you can apply immediately to improve short putts and your long putts
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This is an excellent video! I'm a 77-year-old ex-golfer. In my younger days I played to a 2 handicap but was always plagued with inconsistent putting. Twenty years ago I was involved in a motorcycle accident that shattered my leg, but worst of all ruptured several discs in my neck and lower back. Swinging the clubs caused excruciating pain, so I had to quit. Just last week I dusted off the clubs and took a few gentle practice swings and found I could swing with some discomfort but not the debilitating pain I experienced in the past. Now I'm looking forward to getting back out on the practice range and eventually the course. I've looked at dozens of UA-cam videos on putting, from Tiger to Shiels to Meandmygolf and all the others, and they all had really good points and tips, but none of them were as straightforward and "relaxed" as this one, giving us great information in an informal pleasant way and showing us great routines to establish in order to dial in our putting technique. You put a lot of information into a short video, and hit on the most salient points of a good putting stroke. I'm determined to practice these suggestions religiously inside until this severe inclement weather passes by and I get a chance to get back outside. My goal, if my back continues to hold up, is to shoot my age on a long par-72 course. This video will help me reach that goal. Thank you!
Aiming for a "shoot my age" is too stressful. Hit average drives and do excellent chips and puts to get to 90, not 72
@@briancowley1954 Hahahaha. Shooting my age is a goal, not an obsession, and honestly not worth stressing over. I doubt, with my physical issues, that I will be able to break 80, although breaking 90 is a realistic and attainable target. I have shot many rounds in the 60s in my younger days so the concept is not foreign to me. I’ll let you know how things look when I get back on the course.
Wow - very simple, clear and enormously useful. I look forward to stopping all those 3 putts…😢
Danny is one of the best You Tube coaches. I love how he articulates his teaching philosophy and doesn't over complicate things.
Greg Smith thank you Greg, really hope it helps
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Danny is the best of all online coaches for me. Doesn’t blind you with science, makes things simple and just seems like an overall good dude.
Thank you and keep ‘em coming mate!
Thanks so much for the kind words, I know there are some great coaches here online
This lesson improved my putting more then any other lesson I have ever watched.
Set the base and the head and the rest just works. Thanks for keeping golf simple and easy. Enjoying golf so much more after watching your teaching
That’s wonderful Wayne really happy to help
Great tips. Other instructors make it way too complicated but Danny has a way of breaking it down and making it simple and understandable.
I appreciate that Tom, thanks for taking the time to comment.
Just found these videos, being a senior lady golfer two years in needed help in all the areas you have covered, thank you so much, will keep watching! Annie Reeks
You are very welcome Annie
Hi Danny
I’m 81 still trying to get it right and thank you for making the lessons simple.
I think you are a golfing gem.
Gavin Australia
Very kind Gavin, thank you
You’re an amazing coach, truly committed to help struggling golfers. Thanks for that.
It’s my pleasure Zina, thank you
Every video is a gem. Unfortunately, my personal situation makes it difficult to find practice time. Thanks for keeping it simple. Biggest issue is getting out of sand traps.
Thanks Jim 👍
Danny found this video the other day.
Have used the "flowing" tip so useful 👍🏾
Have struggled for a while with distance control on the greens.
Over the last 2-3 rounds used the relaxed feel and distance control has improved immensely.
THANKS 😊
i am new to your blogs, but am impressed with the simplicity of it all, thankyou danny!
Welcome to the community John, look forward to following your progress
Love the simplicity of your tips!
Hope they are helping Ann
Danny, I just watched your video on chipping. I took it to the course and was amazed at the accuracy - unlike I'd ever had before. Now I just need to work on my distance. Thanks for the great tip and lesson!
You teach golf the way I learned it. Thank you for giving me tools to help my 11 yr old grandson. You made me the cool Nana.
Ahh that’s great thank you
i feel so comfortable while trying the techniques you teach. Awesome stuff. thank you
You're so welcome Sandro
I was a scratch player but a terrible short putter all of my like. So at about age 65 I took it on. I spent about 200 hours under a 7 foot string to the hole and I FINALLY learned how to putt like a touring pro. It was very frustrating to learn. The most important thing is you have to understand the stroke. For the most part it is not what you think because of the tilt on the shaft. The people who manufactured "the Putting Arc" had it right, and that is why every touring pro has used one. But then it is more than just that. Once you do have a good stroke you have to learn to allow the putter's own momentum to control itself. A big flat topped Super Stroke grip really helps with this and that is why tour players all use it. And when you get the putter controlling itself very little else is important. That's why many tour players move all over the world as they putt today (unlike before). And this is why Ben Crenshaw wants the club almost falling out of your hands. And it is why Tiger and literally all tour players today "release" the club. You are releasing the putter to it's own momentum alone. They never explain that. And with a proper stroke it is then ALWAYS square to your target at impact. Then Tiger's "right hand only" drill is ultra important. It teaches you to go under with the blade and not around as you go through the ball. That is why he practices this way constantly. (I can now make 100 in a row from 6 feet with my right hand only just like Tiger.) Advice... Build a putter out of square wooden stock and rest the square shaft on a stair step as you stroke. This is the easy way to find out what a proper stroke really is. You will most likely be VERY surprised as you watch the blade (made out of wood). The people who manufacture the Putting Arc also sell an added clip on device to show you the same thing. When the putter glides unrotated on a single tilted plane, it will appear to your eyes to open going back and close going through and be swinging on an arc. But you are not manipulating it one iota with your hands or arms. That is what you see. It's almost an optical illusion. Then when released it is always square to your target at impact. This why all tour players make virtually everything short these day. It is not a God given talent, it is a learned skill based on scientific facts. But if you don't learn how a stroke actually works first, and if you won't then release the club to it's own momentum, you are wasting your time like I did all of my life. Hitting against a stiff left wrist is why all of us back in the day were horrible putters including most touring pros. And Dave Pelz didn't actually know his own ass from a hole in the ground. But guys like Tiger, Crenshaw, Stockton, and Stan Utley did. Especially add Michael Breed to that list too. Breed can actually tell you how to then increase your chance of making short putts by 50 percent. And it works too. All the new "young guns" use that technique. Me too. I think Fowler and Spieth are the poster child's of that method. Watch the "lift" as they come through the ball. That is NOT about good roll. It's about aiming a little right and closing the clubface down EVERY TIME by lifting at impact on a tilted plane. Remember Nicklaus's "bread and butter" fade on drives. Same thing in reverse on putts. And putting great Stan Utley has said, "I have no problem with a player hooking the ball into the hole". The chances of making it increase by about 50 percent due to an increase in the margin for error. It is one sided only.
Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences, much appreciated
My main breakthrough came from a young touring pro hopeful named Robert Pounds at Picacho Hill CC in Las Cruces, NM showed me something. I later slipped him 100 bucks for this one. I never realized that the alignment/angle of the blade to the target when stroking the ball on a single tilted plane is highly dependent on the distance of the putter blade from the ground. THIS IS CRITICAL !!!. If you hold the blade really low to the ground well through impact is stays aimed at the target much longer. But the young gun pro's today don't necessarily do this. Many to most of them "lift" abruptly at impact. Same rules apply. The blade closes when lifted on a tilted plane. THAT"S BECAUSE IT IS FURTHER OFF THE GROUND. So if you aim at the right side of the cup, AND LIFT near impact, the entire width of the hole is your margin for error. (Utley's - hook it into the hole). But if you aim at the center of the hole and don't lift while keeping the blade low and square, your margin for error is only one-half the hole (each way to the hole's edges from center). These guys aren't lifting for good role as we all have believed forever. They are lifting to reliably close down the putter blade face every time WITH CERTAINTY and thus create a much larger margin for error for themselves (the entire width of the hole). By lifting they are never going to miss right even through they aimed right.. And it works once you know how to the properly stroke and how to release the club. But keep doing that Tiger Woods right hand only drill like he does all the time to this day. The tendency of the right hand is to want to go around CC after impact. You have to drill it into your brain to go UNDER, not around, and stay square with the blade to the plane instead. This gives you a really consistent stroke. Like Tiger does, I do about half my practice strokes from 6 feet and in with the right hand only. You gotta burn that in. Like real estate, it's ROTATION. ROTATION, ROTATION..... not.
And straight back, straight through is the curse of the world. That is 100 percent arm and hand manipulation which never works. Making a putt is 100 percent luck. Some days you are lucky, and some days you are not. Don't brag after a lucky day because there is a tomorrow.
You are a hero you saved my golf career irons & driver also putter
Thats awesome Dillon, happy to help
I searched for a putting video from you Danny because your tips always make sense to me and i really need to find a new putting routine to gain consistency and remove nerves. Can't wait to try these drills, thanks
Have fun Tony
Only Danny can make that ski cap work. Great videos.
Funny 🥶🥶
Just tried this out, the head still and legs still with the flowing body really worked for me. I feel like this lets the putter do its job and I'm not manipulating it. Thanks Danny!
Absolutely Martin, if we can learn to let go putting becomes so much easier
Best putting tips I have seen in years.
Thank you George, really appreciate it
Hi Danny, I’m a golf beginner and I systematically find your tips pragmatically precious. Thanks for your solid simplicity and clarity while explaining and showing what should be done. Strongly recommended!!!
I've never cringed at a comment more in my life
Thanks so much Danny..
My pleasure!
I felt like a Jedi putting with my eyes closed, thanks Danny you've really improved my game!
Awesome to hear Steve
Had a great day of putting after watching this.......thanks Danny !
You are very welcome Matthew, thanks for the feedback
Top tips Danny.
Really great stuff, best golf instructor online. You have a very precise, pedagogic and easy to understand way of explaining things. I keep coming back to watch your videos over again to review the techniques, since I am new to this sport.
Thats great to hear Hans, thanks for commenting
It's great watching these videos. It ensures me that I'm on the right path.
That being said...
I think the best thing for any single person wanting to get better at putting...take your time.
It gets extremely repetitive. To the point where you get ancy and want to keep moving on or trying something new.
Learn to be slow and really focus on what is happening when you go fast or slow.
I promise if you go half the speed you normally go, in practice... you'll sink A LOT MORE PUTTS!
Thx Danny. Cheers to this season! The game of golf is played from 100 yards in, and I drastically changed my game with your knowledge!
-Johnny MN
Lovely to read your comment Johnny, thanks for sharing
@@DanielMaude You deserve to hear how much you're helping others! It's a great day when you get to watch someone explain their methods. I'm gonna go and win my local club championship this year, and I'll be back to post a picture! Good luck this season.
Johnny Nonny I look forward to that
Went for lessons and i was told to swing like a robot. No feel. And haven't improved my putting. I'm going to try your wonderful easy technique . Can't wait!! . Thank you again. 😊
Pleasure Christina, all the best
Agree with all the positive comments, you are a tremendous coach. Having watched your putting tips I now understand why my putting has left a lot to be desired. Going off now to practice. Many thanks.
Really appreciate the support Paul
This helped my putting so much! Thank you very much. So grateful!
You are very welcome
Excellent instruction on putting Danny! So much to pack into 17 min! Well done, I'm saving this one!
Great to hear Robert, hope it helps
250k ! ! ! Congrats, Danny!
valentindegen can’t quite believe that number..:
This is an excellent video with exercises you can start on immediately 👏👏👏
Always looking for ways to improve my putting.
Never thought to use my balance cushions, but will give that a try later today.
I’ve had major improvements in my golf swing as a result of practicing on balance cushions. Never realised how out of balance I was till I tried them.
Love all these ideas you keep coming up with every week to help us lesser mortals with our golf game.
They are amazing training aids aren't they
Danny, all your videos have been so instrumental in improving my game. i just practiced this one for about 20 mins, and i notice a huge difference already. I have one question about distance control when putting. Should my take away when putting longer distances increase or just my follow through, or both. Thank you for all your efforts. You are the best .....
A backswing always gets longer
Thanks for these tips Danny great job I struggle with putting thanks for all you do
My pleasure Terry, its been a while since I released a video on putting
Again very timely. Must try the two tee drill as no way I would get the ball through them. Exactly what the problem is I know. Build confidence. Thank you Danny.
This is a great way to practice and build your confidence. Hope it helps Jill
Excellent putting tips Danny, fundamentals and practice drills. Great instruction or reviews for players of all abilities. Thank you
Craig Louie thank you Craig 😁
Hey Danny
This is top advise, I've already improved by 3 strokes in a week. Keep it up
All the best Dumi
Thanks Danny. This putting tip is MONEY!!!
Happy to help! 😁
At last a putting video! Great advice again . Just need the weather to improve to get out there !
Yes, we could do with a turn in the weather...hope this helps Rich
Thank you for your videos. Helping my golf in every aspect cheers x
Scott Turner my pleasure Scott, I really enjoy making them 😁
Really like the tee idea and shutting your eyes to determine distance will try it today
Love the one - two - three routine. I know that I think too long over putts. The old mantra of "think long, think wrong" really applies here. Will take these tips to the course next time I play. Your routine reminds me of my grandson's play (he's almost 4) and how he just walks up, lets his body line itself up and when he swings, the putts either goes in or comes very close. He does not fret the miss, just swings again and sinks it.
Think long think wrong, never heard that before - love it
Your new driving video on how to avoid the slice has worked for me, I shall be trying this putting technique this week, cheers Danny, Rick shields who haha no both great online coaches.
Really happy to help Scott 👍
Balance cushions putting mirror and tee pegs great tips a must buy and try.
All the best Dave
Again, you have nailed it. I am anxious to practice. Fantastic drill.
Love the eyes closed for feel tip and also just using one ball, will def use these tips next weekend. Cheers Danny
Neil Dixon my pleasure Neil 😁
Absolutely brilliant lesson Danny - you have demystified the process, I am going to take this out on the practice green this morning. Thank You 🙏
Fantastic! Love to hear how you get on
In practice, I put a tee sticking out from my mouth which helps me determine if my head is moving. Works well for me.
Like it
Great video Danny, it’s such an important part of the game especially when trying to lower your handicap . . . We could probably all spend a bit more time in the practice area improving our putting.
Michael Amadi unfortunately most golfers miss this part of the game off their practice schedule. It’s why you see very few putting videos on UA-cam compared to driver videos
Thanks Danny. Another great video. I only knew of one drill for distance control was a Phil M. Drill (3 balls at different distances). This gives me something else to try.
Yes I like that one, I personally like to practice with one ball all the time
About time,Awesome video.😊
yes its been a while...hope it was worth the wait
Great tuition as always. I was told to use one or (left or right) as your pendulum and leave the other arm as a light guide. It worked for two weeks and now I haven’t a clue. Think I’ll go back to your methods. Thanks
Another simple and clever video from Danny. As said below weather prevents, even here in France, the chance to get out and put them into practice. Thanks Danny
I feel your pain Paul, indoor practice it is
Danny, good drills. I play with a lot of low handicap and pros….without exception they follow thru low and hold the putter absolutely parallel to their target….one of the guys calls it “stick and hold” said he feels like he is following thru with the heal of the putter.
Danny your one of my favorite teachers. What is best way to adjust to a golf course when you realize the greens are rolling 3 or 4 feet quicker.
Another belting video ⛳️👍🏻 just forwarded to 3 of my golf mates who struggle with putting, I am a pretty solid putter but still taken a few things from this video, guys check this guy out, he knows his onions 👍🏻⛳️🏌🏻♂️
Adam Walsham really kind Adam, thanks for the support Adam
Hi Danny, this is a real golf putting master class. Thanks a lot
Thank you Benjamin, many of you from the community have been asking for it so I thought I would cover as much as I can 😁
Great idea!!! My putting my really struggled as of the past couple years! I look forward to applying this in practice
I had serious movement in my arms and putter during the back swing . This has helped me so much. U are a credit.
Love the tip on direction. Was taught to do that when lining up with irons i.e. find the line then concentrate on a point just in front of you when you line up your feet. Never thought of using that concept with putting, although so obvious now you've said it.
Thanks Stuart hope it helps you 👍
I’ve seen a lot of videos/youtubers and although their content is great, theres just things you teach that are amazing, simplified, makes sense, gives you the feeling i can achieve it and no hidden elements left out or brushed over!!
I don’t suppose you have any videos on reading greens? Unless its a very obvious incline/decline, I just can’t see the subtle breaks etc.
Great tips. We need some more putting videos!
Absolutely Noe
Once again, brillant teaching! Lots of your tips and moves are well known to me, but you put it all together in a simple and natural way. thank you Danny , See you soon!
Always great to have you here commenting Rick
great video really like the way you keep things simple
Pleasure Ben, all the best
Excellent training video. I can’t wait to try it out!!
Love to hear how you get on John
Great tutorial.
Brilliant lesson Danny . Most amateur golfers dont practice putting enough . My biggest fault, I'm going to spend 20 minutes before each round this season on the putting green. Hopefully improve my putting 🤞🤞. Cheers Danny
Imagine holing a couple of extra putts a round and lagging an extra couple to makable distance. It could be worth 4 extra shots a round
Great video Danny and one of the few good videos I've seen on UA-cam on the subject of putting. Because there are so many different putting style types, grip methods, putters (equipment), philosophies etc. putting has, in my view, become the "orphan" of golf instruction. There's lots of good stuff on driving, fairway woods, hybrids, iron play (long and mid) as well as wedge play but there's surprisingly little on putting, particularly putting technique. This is quite surprising since we clearly use the putter more any other club in the bag. In fact in a theoretical perfect par round on a par 72 course 36 strokes will be puts and only 14 will be drivers assuming you use the driver on all par 4s and par 5s. Additionally, statistics show that of those 36 strokes 18 will be under 6 feet. Danny, I really think you could do a great series of putting videos with additional topics like: square to square putting versus open to closed putting, blade versus mallet putters, putter grip types, putter loft, green reading, lag putting, mid and short range putting, putting drills, etc. Thanks again for all the great content!
Thanks for taking the time to comment Paul and Im in complete agreement with you. There just isn't enough emphasis on putting here on UA-cam. The REASON not enough golfers seem to want to watch them.
Take this video, 2 days after publishing it it sits at 25k views. A usual video of mine focused on the irons or driver can be easily 5 times more popular.
One or two unpopular videos and UA-cam seem to reduce how often they show your videos.
It's a tricky balance to get right.
@@DanielMaude Mmm, I guess it's a dilemma. Thanks for responding Danny. Love your channel, your content and your enthusiasm.
Great tips Danny
Thanks!
Great stuff, Danny. For all those who put a thumbs down: How people treat other people is a direct reflection of how they feel about themselves. Paul Coelho.
Thanks for the feedback Paul, there will always be the nay sayers. 😁 Im just pleased there's more people liking than disliking
I'm having trouble with my speed. Great tip on the eyes closed drill. Will try it out...AFTER I get to the course!
Pleasure Danny
This is a brilliant video Danny! Can't wait to get out on the green and practice the tee peg gate method.
cool, let me know how you get on
Liked the "close your eyes drill,", to help build distance control.
Yes, I really love this exercise. Its great for training your feel on the putting green
Thanks Danny. Great videos
Pleasure Isabella
Another top video 👍 as always !!!
Thank you Mark, very much appreciate your feedback. Love to hear how you get on on the greens
Been watching you religiously for a year & really appreciate your methods. I spent a career as a professional drummer & have a hard time keeping my hands from messing up my putting stroke. Thoughts?
I will try this routine. I think I know my problem now. This might be the medicine I need. Wish me luck.
Good luck
Great lesson, a tough question for you. How do you choose the right putter?? What do you look for. Unfortunately for me , i always like the most expensive. My present putter had to be glued together because the plates fell off😅
Always worth having a putting fitting with an expert
Cannot wait to try this session when weather allows Baz
Barry Mason May be a while, snow due here on Thursday 🙈
Thanks you, Danny! Up! 😇
You are very welcome Myat
Thanks, Danny I have tended to use a face-balanced putter. I also use plumb-bobbing to confirm what I can see. From your instruction, I check my line by rotating my head and looking along the line with my dominant eye, when my eyes return to the ball I am ready to go. I think I may have to make sure I get my legs and head steady (every time) I putt and let my body swing my arms.
I think if putting is a good part of your game don't change things too much. Simply work to figure out what subtle differences are there between your good and bad putting days.
For me for instance it can be as simple as reducing the time I take to hit the put.
Nice one Danny
Good stuff Danny!!
Appreciate the support Tim
great vid. awesome u also got all the first 3 put in !
Really kind thank you
Can't wait to try this tomorrow, great information 👍
Thanks Loran let me know how you get on 👍
i like your video because i play golf to
Hope it helps your putting
I like the simplicity of your drill, and the part where you close your eyes seems fun and hepful to get the feel. Just waiting for the weather to calm down, it is a bit too stormy and wet outside. Have a nice weekend!
Katarina Nolin and you Katrina
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Another great video that really help my putting, your videos are so helpful and very easy to follow, thanks for sharing🤗
Pleasure Tonny!
Thanks Danny for making this great video. The scary 2 to 4 footers, where pairs of eyes are staring at you to make those, because of the sixers game. Those are draining. But, reassuring is the routine that you advocate. Gonna bring it to the course and use it. So what if I missed....
Keep you attention on the process and not the outcome and you will gradually see great improvement
Great lesson how do you take the putter head back with the hands or arms or shoulders and how to follow through with forward stroke thanks
250k Danny ! And - away we go !
Crazy number, I was humble and happy with my first 25
thanks Danny. Have you a vid on holding the putter?
Played this morning and closed my eyes when putting...Hard to believe, but it worked a treat. Great tip Danny
Love the closed eyes drill for putting. It can take some nerve but if you persist with it you will get so much great feedback
Great video love the idea of the mirror to keep my head straight, and putting through the tees, could you also organise some better weather so i can go practice
david m gazda I can recommend Malaysia, that’s where I’ve just headed off to 😁
Great help once again Thank you Sir !!!
My pleasure Marco
Just one ball on the practice green is a gem and I'm adopting that one as it replicates the real game. I leave a lot short in play as I often struggle to get into a flow. When I'm putting well it feels like shooting a basketball which is all get set, aim and flow. That is a feeling from 30 plus years ago that is still there. Weird ? Only a bit ....
Love the fact that we can pull in our experiences from other sports. thanks for sharing
Great lesson Danny! (As usual) Keep up the great lessons.
Thank you, very much appreciated