It's the little things that count...

[guest100718]

My putting has been a bit shonky of late. In my last few rounds I have concentrated on keeping my head very still, on short putts I listen for them dropping and on long ones I wait till there out of my peripheral vision before looking round.
All I can say is try it.

 

[Slab]

Might do that... do you have a chart for this?

 

[guest100718]

Might do that... do you have a chart for this?

I do, and there is also an express version too.

 

[One Planer]

I believe Jordan Speith looks at the hole from a short distance when he putts.

Each to their own and whatever works :thup:

 

[Foxholer]

My putting has been a bit shonky of late. In my last few rounds I have concentrated on keeping my head very still, on short putts I listen for them dropping and on long ones I wait till there out of my peripheral vision before looking round.
All I can say is try it.

Keeping your head still for putting is a very good idea. Also the hips! Ideally, the only movement should be the pendulum one of the shoulders rocking with enough 'extra' movement to allow the appropriate arc, if any.

 

[guest100718]

Keeping your head still for putting is a very good idea. Also the hips! Ideally, the only movement should be the pendulum one of the shoulders rocking with enough 'extra' movement to allow the appropriate arc, if any.

I think that keeping the head very still has a knock on effect on everything else.

 

[Rooter]

I think that keeping the head very still has a knock on effect on everything else.

i was guilty of looking up as or before the ball left the putter. now do the same as you paddy,

 

[la_lucha]

I believe Jordan Speith looks at the hole from a short distance when he putts.

Each to their own and whatever works :thup:

Same here and it works more often than not for me.

 

[Evesdad]

Been doing this for the last 6 weeks and so far the results have been great!