What you
need:
- · Putter
- · One other club or yard stick or broom etc.
Lay a
club on the ground as seen in the picture and set up your putter on the shaft
of the club, then make your stroke. Immediately you will be
able to tell if your stroke gets off line. Spend a few minutes each day working
on maintaining a stroke that stays on the club you’ve laid down.
It won’t
be long and you’ll soon start making more putts!
Note
:::: There are 2 basic types of putting strokes, the “Straight back/Straight Through”
stroke & the “Arc” stroke. Both can be effective but getting the most out
of your stroke will usually depend on your posture. The drill mentioned here is
for golfers who subscribe to a straight back/straight through philosophy. If
you’re standing too upright and trying to putt straight back/through or if your posture is more tilted and
you’re trying to use the arc
method you may want to re-adjust your posture to be more conducive to the style
you’re trying to use. It could be the difference in making more putts! Good
Luck!
Blog written by Vince Fratercangelo-Director of
Instruction at VJF Golf Academy
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