Putting - Green Reading (Why You Miss On The Low Side - Amateur Miss)
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- Putting - How to read golf greens is critical but 90% of your Putts miss low......On the Amateur side! That’s crazy!
Why? Well it’s not because of misalignment......... or a bad stroke. No, it’s because of your green reading technique.
Glen explains why you have been under reading putts all this time. He also has a couple of simple drills you can use to help you understand your greens better and read those breaking putts!
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Brilliant Glen, have to say one of the best videos on reading greens I have seen.
A read eye opener. Guilty as charged!!! I have been reading wrongly for years.
This video is going straight to the pool room.
Many thanks Glen.
Cheers
Joe
Thanks Joe. Unfortunately, I see this every day! Good luck !
Brilliant description of the error in aiming at the apex of the putt rather than allowing for the break before the ball gets to the apex of the putt. I've never had this described to me before. Glad I didn't have to wait MORE than 35 years to hear it ;) Thanks Pro!!
Brett Williamson thank you. How’s your putting coming along?
@@AussieGolfPros Really starting to feel comfortable/confident with a more compact and equal stroke. Speed control was challenging moving from a generally accelerating stroke to a more constant speed and controlled stroke.... but I'm not far awsy 👍😎
After the vid I realised by using the line on my ball for longer putts I was usually finishing on the low side and over the ball I felt like the line I chose was low. Makes sense now because I was aligned to the apex, not the path to roll it through the apex 🧐🤔😮. Your video was an epiphany. Genius stuff 😁☝️🐐
Looking forward to the next lesson very soon. Hopefully more maintenance than overhaul. 😁😉
You’re on the right track Brett!
Hi Glen; after our Masterclass putting session I’m able to read greens better but like a true mid hcp; I leave so many puts frustratingly short !!! Next round I’m gonna commit to go past the hole!
Hi Vik, glad to hear you’re improving. Try this drill to break that habit of short putts: Putting Game for Perfect Pace - ua-cam.com/video/TrKgEFB2HEI/v-deo.html Good luck!
Brilliant video thanks
Much appreciated Dave. Cheers
Brilliant.
Cheers
So, you're saying that most of the time we either push or pull our putts?
Absolutely! At least 90% of golfers do, even A graders! Set up your phone camera behind the ball on some breaking putts and check out your starting lines. We look forward to hearing how you get on. Glen
Ha. You missed most on the low side! Amateur!
It happens to all of us. Thanks for watching.