Do you think good free throw shooters think about their
mechanics when they are at the line in a game situation? I hope not! I see too
many players get over a putt and think about a million things (mostly
negative), take too much time, and ultimately miss the putt. Dave Stockton has
a great book out called “Unconscious Putting” which talks in great detail about
picking your line, committing, stepping up, and draining the putt. I challenge
all of you to adopt this method. I’m not asking you to get up and hit the ball without
thinking, but I am asking you to look at the hole, look at the ball and GO! One
other note about this strategy; only two things can happen when you hit a putt.
You will either make it, or you won’t. If you can accept this fact and free up
your stroke, I promise you will make more putts and lower your scores!Please become a FOLLOWER of Jake Spott Golf Instruction to get weekly tips on anything from hitting a draw to course management. Keep it in the short grass!
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Point and Shoot Putting
Do you think good free throw shooters think about their
mechanics when they are at the line in a game situation? I hope not! I see too
many players get over a putt and think about a million things (mostly
negative), take too much time, and ultimately miss the putt. Dave Stockton has
a great book out called “Unconscious Putting” which talks in great detail about
picking your line, committing, stepping up, and draining the putt. I challenge
all of you to adopt this method. I’m not asking you to get up and hit the ball without
thinking, but I am asking you to look at the hole, look at the ball and GO! One
other note about this strategy; only two things can happen when you hit a putt.
You will either make it, or you won’t. If you can accept this fact and free up
your stroke, I promise you will make more putts and lower your scores!
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