Excellent Brian, autre détail important, c'est l'alignement des épaules, n'oublions pas que le putting est aussi un..."swing"! Merci encore pour ces précieux conseils et bonne journée Brian.
Comme j'aime à le dire Marc. Putting est une compétence et toutes les compétences peuvent être apprises. Pratiquer les bases et les revoir régulièrement est tellement important. Merci d'avoir regardé. Brian
Hi Brian, Great advice and timely reminder how important it is to practice your putting fundamentals. Especially when your consider it is a third of your score. Really enjoyed it Brian. Cheers, Joe
Thanks Joe. It’s all about getting back to basics and checking them often. As I said in the video Cam Smith checks his putting basics every day. It’s so simple to do. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Brian.
Thanks, Brian. 24 putts on the front 9 this morning, until I finally realised that my alignment was off with my shortish putts. Huge improvement on the back 9.
Excellent job Brian in offering four different putting drills to improve one's putting! I have gone to lining up the line on the ball to the hole and it has definitely improved my putting stats. There are other suggestions of yours that I have implemented as well, which you already know about. Always enjoy your input Brian!
@@fitzygolfpro Thank You Kind Sir! Yes, I do spend a lot of time putting on my putting strip in our exercise room. Most of all though, I've put into practice your "pressure thumbs" and using the right hand takeaway stroke suggestion which has really helped me.
@@fitzygolfpro Having extracted the digit and spent two hours on the putting mat, I found that I didn't have the putter lying flat on the deck. Once I corrected this , the putts were rolling much more consistently . Thanks for your continued help !
Hey Brian I played back 9 at Lang Lang today, scored 15 over 9 but I put your ''Longer backswing, shorter follow through'' into practise for longer putts and made 2 putts I wouldn't have made otherwise so I probably owe you a beer mate. Hope to see you on the course someday soon, will definitely come and say gday!
Well done. It just takes a bit of getting used to it. Almost all PGA tour players use this method but the best example of that putting stroke is Cam Smith. The beer won’t be necessary. I’m there most Fridays. It will be great to FaceMail (talk in person) 😀
Solid advice! I managed a round yesterday (still recovering a broken finger), and was quite happy to walk away with a 95 despite being 6 over handicap. Was amazed how much different it was not closing the middle digit on right hand fully, couldn't close the clubface. Took a couple of holes to realise and work with a fade (normal iron shape is a draw), but it actually felt really nice and taught me a new feel. I might check out your new cooking channel, you might be a doc to fix my golf, but you'd need to be a magician to teach me how to cook ;)
Well done on that discovery Adi and I am glad you will file that feel away. There is no cooking involved in making butter and that’s my second video on the new channel. You just need a stand mixer. There will be something you can do so stay tuned.
1. like to string drill, helps focus, and can also use string drill along break line so can see if square to break. 2. Do different putter configurations, ie plumber neck, blade, mallet type effect the aim ability.
Hi Geoff. You are right about your first point. With regards to your second point or question is yes they can but on an individual basis. As a general rule there is not one that is better for a group of people. I hope that makes sense. Brian.
Nice Brian, My eyes lie to me as an older guy. When I settle over the ball about to putt, my eyes tell me I'm going to hit it straight in the hole where in fact I hit it left (left hanger). The only guaranteed way for me to ensure I hit the ball straight is exactly what you suggest is to use the lines on the ball to line it up to the hole otherwise my eyes will tell me otherwise, and I then make a late adjustment not trusting my intention. When I use the lines on the ball, then settle over the ball my eyes tell me I'm going to miss, but if I trust this line then more often than not it goes in. It's when the brain kicks in and say "NO you are going to miss" that late adjustment half way through the stroke will cost me dearly. However, when I am not hitting straight at the hole, say on an angled slope I am able to look at the intended line and be far more successful than that short straight one. It must be my eyes are not looking straight at the hole. If I was an optometrist, I'd playing of scratch :) 🙄
That is all so true John. I am hoping to film a follow up to ;ast weeks video covering this very topic. I just ned it to not rain but the forecast for the next 2 days is not great. Fingers crossed. Brian
Love putting, a good day putting on the greens = a good round of golf. 2 or 3 single putts and the rest 2 putts. That for me is a great day at golf. 3 or 4 triple putts and I've had a rough day. Putt for dough, is as true as it gets because everything else is for show
Good stuff. It does set the tone for everything that’s for sure. I try to have a lot of good to average days and try and turn the bad into average more than just holing more putts although that is good.
??? You are looking down at the ball. You are gripping a club. You are swaying your body and following a very simple flat path. Head of putter face meets ball and moves it forward. You can see how far the club moves back then forward. You can see and feel how fast it moves to hit the ball imparting the speed. Much less complicated than a pendulum swing. Much greater control and feel. Go ahead give it a try. Good luck. Keep up with the good videos. Golf’s about learning and trying. Simplify things.
Hi Fred there is a couple of things here I can suggest. Do you train your green reading? 99.9% of people don't. You could download a free spirit level app for your phone (I use bubble level) and you can educate yourself on what a 1, 2, 3 and 4 degree slope feels like and looks like. The other thing to consider would be trying different paces for your shorter putts. Firm, medium and gentle and that will help you as well. I have devised a putting drill that can help you from 3 feet as well. The link is below. ua-cam.com/video/ziEknQECU_w/v-deo.html Let me know how it goes. Brian
Thanks Brian great video for me. With your coaching my putting has improved out of sight and as I missed a couple of short putts last Saturday I will give the suggested straighteners ago :)
Top drawer advice from the putting maestro. Thank you Brian.
Glad you enjoyed it David.
a little bit of work at home on the carpet might get your ready for your game next week.
Brian
Thanks Brian - those short putts give me grief at times so it will be good to put those tips into practice.
You will get a nice return on your investment of time Steve.
Excellent Brian, autre détail important, c'est l'alignement des épaules, n'oublions pas que le putting est aussi un..."swing"!
Merci encore pour ces précieux conseils et bonne journée Brian.
Comme j'aime à le dire Marc. Putting est une compétence et toutes les compétences peuvent être apprises.
Pratiquer les bases et les revoir régulièrement est tellement important.
Merci d'avoir regardé.
Brian
much appreciated 🤜🤛mate
A pleasure.
Brian
Hi Brian,
Great advice and timely reminder how important it is to practice your putting fundamentals.
Especially when your consider it is a third of your score.
Really enjoyed it Brian.
Cheers,
Joe
Thanks Joe.
It’s all about getting back to basics and checking them often. As I said in the video Cam Smith checks his putting basics every day.
It’s so simple to do.
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.
Brian.
Thanks, Brian. 24 putts on the front 9 this morning, until I finally realised that my alignment was off with my shortish putts. Huge improvement on the back 9.
Great job! I'm glad you figured it out for yourself and turned it around on the back 9 Paul.
Brian.
Excellent job Brian in offering four different putting drills to improve one's putting! I have gone to lining up the line on the ball to the hole and it has definitely improved my putting stats. There are other suggestions of yours that I have implemented as well, which you already know about. Always enjoy your input Brian!
Putting is the easiest part of the game to work on John but very few do.
You are the exception to the rule and your progress is standing out.
Brian
@@fitzygolfpro Thank You Kind Sir! Yes, I do spend a lot of time putting on my putting strip in our exercise room. Most of all though, I've put into practice your "pressure thumbs" and using the right hand takeaway stroke suggestion which has really helped me.
I'm really pleased for you John.
Brian
Just had a putting lesson and great improvement in putting, by standing taller and a aiming routine.
Well done I’m glad it’s sorted things out for you.
We should always keep checking our basics.
Thanks Brian , I’ve got lazy lately and the results show !
It an easy fix Mike.
Pull the finger out and do a little bit of work. Start with the face alignment.
Brian
@@fitzygolfpro Having extracted the digit and spent two hours on the putting mat, I found that I didn't have the putter lying flat on the deck. Once I corrected this , the putts were rolling much more consistently . Thanks for your continued help !
It’s a pleasure Mike.
Well done.
Cam and Ripper won today!
I saw that.
They did well.
Brian
Hey Brian I played back 9 at Lang Lang today, scored 15 over 9 but I put your ''Longer backswing, shorter follow through'' into practise for longer putts and made 2 putts I wouldn't have made otherwise so I probably owe you a beer mate. Hope to see you on the course someday soon, will definitely come and say gday!
Well done.
It just takes a bit of getting used to it.
Almost all PGA tour players use this method but the best example of that putting stroke is Cam Smith.
The beer won’t be necessary. I’m there most Fridays. It will be great to FaceMail (talk in person) 😀
Solid advice! I managed a round yesterday (still recovering a broken finger), and was quite happy to walk away with a 95 despite being 6 over handicap. Was amazed how much different it was not closing the middle digit on right hand fully, couldn't close the clubface. Took a couple of holes to realise and work with a fade (normal iron shape is a draw), but it actually felt really nice and taught me a new feel. I might check out your new cooking channel, you might be a doc to fix my golf, but you'd need to be a magician to teach me how to cook ;)
Well done on that discovery Adi and I am glad you will file that feel away.
There is no cooking involved in making butter and that’s my second video on the new channel.
You just need a stand mixer.
There will be something you can do so stay tuned.
love this one my friend
Thank you Jesse.Cheers!
Brian
1. like to string drill, helps focus, and can also use string drill along break line so can see if square to break.
2. Do different putter configurations, ie plumber neck, blade, mallet type effect the aim ability.
Hi Geoff.
You are right about your first point.
With regards to your second point or question is yes they can but on an individual basis.
As a general rule there is not one that is better for a group of people.
I hope that makes sense.
Brian.
Nice Brian,
My eyes lie to me as an older guy. When I settle over the ball about to putt, my eyes tell me I'm going to hit it straight in the hole where in fact I hit it left (left hanger). The only guaranteed way for me to ensure I hit the ball straight is exactly what you suggest is to use the lines on the ball to line it up to the hole otherwise my eyes will tell me otherwise, and I then make a late adjustment not trusting my intention. When I use the lines on the ball, then settle over the ball my eyes tell me I'm going to miss, but if I trust this line then more often than not it goes in. It's when the brain kicks in and say "NO you are going to miss" that late adjustment half way through the stroke will cost me dearly. However, when I am not hitting straight at the hole, say on an angled slope I am able to look at the intended line and be far more successful than that short straight one. It must be my eyes are not looking straight at the hole. If I was an optometrist, I'd playing of scratch :)
🙄
That is all so true John.
I am hoping to film a follow up to ;ast weeks video covering this very topic.
I just ned it to not rain but the forecast for the next 2 days is not great.
Fingers crossed.
Brian
Love putting, a good day putting on the greens = a good round of golf. 2 or 3 single putts and the rest 2 putts. That for me is a great day at golf. 3 or 4 triple putts and I've had a rough day. Putt for dough, is as true as it gets because everything else is for show
Good stuff. It does set the tone for everything that’s for sure.
I try to have a lot of good to average days and try and turn the bad into average more than just holing more putts although that is good.
👏👏👏👍
Good one.
Glad you liked it.
Thanks for watching.
Brian
Why not instead of swinging the putter, run it flush and straight by moving simply the arms and shoulders.
Arms and shoulders have no feel.
Try throwing a ball with just the arms and shoulders
??? You are looking down at the ball. You are gripping a club. You are swaying your body and following a very simple flat path. Head of putter face meets ball and moves it forward. You can see how far the club moves back then forward. You can see and feel how fast it moves to hit the ball imparting the speed. Much less complicated than a pendulum swing. Much greater control and feel. Go ahead give it a try. Good luck. Keep up with the good videos. Golf’s about learning and trying. Simplify things.
I am constantly over-reading the lie on the green for the short putts.
Hi Fred there is a couple of things here I can suggest.
Do you train your green reading?
99.9% of people don't.
You could download a free spirit level app for your phone (I use bubble level) and you can educate yourself on what a 1, 2, 3 and 4 degree slope feels like and looks like.
The other thing to consider would be trying different paces for your shorter putts. Firm, medium and gentle and that will help you as well.
I have devised a putting drill that can help you from 3 feet as well.
The link is below.
ua-cam.com/video/ziEknQECU_w/v-deo.html
Let me know how it goes.
Brian
👍👏👍👏
Sooo aim for the hole? Lol
They both thought they were.
Thanks Brian great video for me. With your coaching my putting has improved out of sight and as I missed a couple of short putts last Saturday I will give the suggested straighteners ago :)
Ah but you have done all the work Tony.
This will help along with the one I have planned for Monday.