Hey James! It seems no-one else has commented so I'll make a start with some feedback for you. Speed control was very much an issue for me yesterday in the local competition (Waipu, New Zealand). It was raining and the greens had been sanded, verti-drained and sprayed! All excuses aside, I made some terrible reads and 3 putted on several holes. I'm a 20 handicapper off the blues and usually have maybe one or two 3 putts per round. Your drill looks useful, especially if I could do it out on the course. it seems there's hardly ever a dead-flat green on the course whereas the practice green is mostly flat. There are so many variables in putting but most of it (for me at least) seems to come down to the read of the green and the feel for how hard to hit the ball. I guess with practice, these two variables will improve by using your drill. Thankyou for making this video, I know it takes a great deal of time and effort, especially if you're not used to being in front of the camera. Perhaps use a better quality camera next time and please give us more demonstrations of your drill. Cheers and thanks again.
Hey James! It seems no-one else has commented so I'll make a start with some feedback for you. Speed control was very much an issue for me yesterday in the local competition (Waipu, New Zealand). It was raining and the greens had been sanded, verti-drained and sprayed! All excuses aside, I made some terrible reads and 3 putted on several holes. I'm a 20 handicapper off the blues and usually have maybe one or two 3 putts per round. Your drill looks useful, especially if I could do it out on the course. it seems there's hardly ever a dead-flat green on the course whereas the practice green is mostly flat. There are so many variables in putting but most of it (for me at least) seems to come down to the read of the green and the feel for how hard to hit the ball. I guess with practice, these two variables will improve by using your drill. Thankyou for making this video, I know it takes a great deal of time and effort, especially if you're not used to being in front of the camera. Perhaps use a better quality camera next time and please give us more demonstrations of your drill. Cheers and thanks again.
Okay noted, thanks for the feedback. I’ll keep it in mind.
good video mate wish you did a POV of the drill and better video quality but other than that gl with the youtube career
Okay noted, I’ll look into introducing POV videos to my channel in the future.