Your putting technique.

[pball5156]

I constantly remind myself to keep my head down, count to 3 after making contact with the ball, then look up. Helps me keep my head still through the swing. I'm a Pelzer as well. Short back, longer follow, no wrist.

[ezra76]

I practice quite a bit on the carpet in my living room. I putt to a 32oz. cup from 6, 9, and 12ft. I find that a consistent follow through helps to control speed as well as keeping it on line.

[Youngun5]

get my line. figure speed and whatnot. set up slightly open, deloft putter. go as straight back and forth using the sight lines on my putter, keep my head down till it leaves my visual field and pray like hell it drops.

[EnglishGolfer]

Originally Posted by mediaguru

This may sound strange but I go into a zen like state when I putt.

I can't help but imagine Bart Simpson "Tree falling in the woods, tree falling in the woods, tree falling in the woods".

You either know the episode or you don't. I know it because I'm sad and I know every thing there is to know about the Simpsons but very little about anything practical.

[Rynamite]

I don't putt anymore. I just make my approach shot. It's a lot easier that way and it frees up room for another club in my bag..............










Actually I point the name on my ball right at the hole. That way when I look down at it I can keep everything square easier. Like some of these other guys, I look back and forth a few times... then keep my head down and try to make a smooth stroke with a good follow through.

[IrishGolfer]

Originally Posted by obagain

When I make my practice stroke I want to think about keeping my right hand straight. If I were holding a ball in my right hand, I want the ball to roll right down the shaft and into the hole.
This helps me keep my hands quiet and the shoulders determine the speed.

Hey Bob

Nice tip. Worked well, even on long putts. Simple. Thanks.

[longiron]

I have gotten a lot better at putting in the last two years and what has help me alot is on the practice greens i putt with my eyes closed and listen for the sound of the ball in the cup. It has helped me to stop peaking at the ball. As far as my stoke i use an arc.