Quick One minute Tip - Hole those Short Putts

If you are struggling with short putts their is a nice simple routine you can practice which will help you quickly and easily.

The width of a golf hole is standardised at 4.25" inches wide and the golf ball is no smaller than 1.62" inches wide

So why do so many golfers miss or struggle with short putts? They do not hit the ball with enough pace, their is not enough conviction in their putting stroke. Well here is the answer.

Place two tee pegs in the middle of the hole, they should be 3" inches apart and three inches from the hole.

Now place 10 balls about afoot away from the hole. The excercise here is to hole all of them making them go between the two tee pegs and into the hole. Once you have manged to do this successfully then repeat the exercise from two feet then three feet.

Once you have completed this exercise, narrow the width between the tee pegs to 2.5" inches and go through the routine again.

Once you have completed this exercise, narrow the width between the tee pegs to 2" inches and go through the routine again.

If you can manage to do this exercise then short putts will hold no more fear for you. After you have done the exercise try holing the balls without the tee pegs.

You will find your stroke will be much more crisp and confident and the hole will seem like a bucket.

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All the best

Richard