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  • Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
  • Check out our exclusive Golf Schools by clicking here🏌️⛳👉 meandmygolf.co... For a while now Piers' putting has been letting him down. But the reason for this was always kind of unknown, it was difficult to pin point. So this week we bring Xander Schaufelle's putting coach on the channel to give Piers a lesson and it is amazing how simple the fix was to help Piers become a much better putter.
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  • @meandmygolf.
    @meandmygolf.  2 года назад +17

    Hi guys hope you enjoyed the video! We just wanted to make you aware of our coaching series 5 Shots Lower that you can access for free here ⛳👉meandmygolf.com/five-shots-lower/?RUclips&SL_Free&SM

    • @krusher74
      @krusher74 2 года назад +2

      no saying this as a joke, but i would consider an eye-test.

    • @JS-hd5uy
      @JS-hd5uy Год назад +1

      Yeah, my first question watching this would be, are you left-eyed or right-eyed? Because that can make a big difference in what you see once you get over your ball & then look down your line.

    • @jamesrobbins26
      @jamesrobbins26 Год назад

      @@JS-hd5uy could you explain?

    • @steveparish4209
      @steveparish4209 3 месяца назад

      @@jamesrobbins26 I teach golf, too. If you are right-handed, you are typically right-eye dominant. From a putting perspective, in simple terms, it means you're more likely to see things moving more right to left than they actually do. If you're curious which is your dominant eye, just ask your eye doctor and he'll tell you. This is really prevalent in the golf swing, too. Beginners tend to aim WAY more right than they should and it's just because that's what their right eye is telling them to do. In the golf swing, the simple use of the club across your chest with the grip pointing towards the fairway will tell you where your body is aiming. In putting, it's not that easy because you're talking about feet and inches rather than hundreds of yards. This teaching lesson does a great job of showing this. He aimed, what looked like, at least 6" and sometimes a whole foot, more right than he should have. If you struggle with aiming, this guy's fix is brilliant.

  • @billkingsbury4667
    @billkingsbury4667 Год назад +14

    not only did I love the bluntness of the expert you brought in but your willingness to show your weaknesses. As professors of golf, that ability to show you still don't know everything makes me want to watch more videos. They say that those that can't do, teach, but you can do AND you teach, but we can all get better, so thanks for being vulnerable for us.

  • @jjamesd1
    @jjamesd1 2 года назад +14

    If Piers misread it that much, I can`t imagine what I would`ve done. I hope Piers and Andy are getting settled in well as it`s not an easy thing to leave your country. All the best!

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад +3

      It just shows how important green reading is and most golfers don't actually have a way to practice it and get better. Hope you enjoyed the video and settling it to the US great thanks. Appreciate your support.

  • @rufussthoo4083
    @rufussthoo4083 2 года назад +7

    Head tilt (we all have some) can drastically change the way we perceive the horizon. If your head is tilted slightly to the left it will tilt your perception of the horizon so that the left side seems slightly higher than the right, and visa-versa. If Piers tilts his head slightly to the right when reading the green this would negate the real slope and make it appear level (horizontal) to him. It would have been interesting to do the same test at the same hole but from the opposite side. The Putting Plate looks like a good bit of kit 👍

    • @michaeldodd6864
      @michaeldodd6864 2 года назад +3

      I agree about head tilt having a major impact. Nicklaus knew this

  • @robrisden4547
    @robrisden4547 Год назад +1

    I have never seen any putting explanation more clear than this. Fantastic.

  • @edmund415
    @edmund415 Год назад +5

    What was the tip?

  • @golfrep2584
    @golfrep2584 2 года назад +4

    Like 99% of golfers, I struggled with aiming my putter correctly. I've used this Coach's aim plates and couldn't transfer the feel from the practice green to the course UNTIL I used the plate in conjunction with an elevated laser line. The laser line enabled me to visualize the start line. My putting has improved dramatically

  • @bradericksen3175
    @bradericksen3175 2 года назад +3

    I had a terrible time reading greens until I switched from sunglasses with the normal grey lenses to ones with brown lenses. It is unbelievable how much better that has made my green reading. I can now see the slopes and undulations much better.

    • @coastzapper9297
      @coastzapper9297 2 года назад

      Take your sunglasses off to read greens

    • @bradericksen3175
      @bradericksen3175 2 года назад +1

      @@coastzapper9297 The point is that the brown lenses will show way more than the naked eye. Also they are prescription so going without is not a very good option either.

  • @glenbirnie588
    @glenbirnie588 Год назад

    we spend so much tiem with ball striking that it leaves little with the most important part of our game putting. we give more strokes away on or around the green than any other part of our game. This video has won the internet of the year. so simple yet breaks down many barriers from the head to the club

  • @gastondeveaux3783
    @gastondeveaux3783 3 месяца назад +1

    Not sure if I really grasped what the solution is, but I guess this was an exercise in determining if your eyes are seeing the line/slope properly? So, more of a diagnosis, than a correction ?

  • @suedowling2776
    @suedowling2776 2 года назад +2

    I don't have as much trouble as I used to when I'm putting because I've been through the Piers and Andy Me and My Golf Complete Putting Coaching Plan as a Member. The drills helped me enormously hole more putts. I still practice 10-15 minutes before I go out and play 9 or 18 holes and I practice regularly on a putting green as well as at home. I hope I'll be able to afford the new putting mat if I don't win the competition. A great video though! Good luck with your putting Piers.

  • @irvinlee1800
    @irvinlee1800 Год назад +1

    this totally explains why i stopped trusting my eyes than feel. it's also why i stopped lining up putts bc my body ends up doing whatever "feels" right to me!

  • @bigdumbanimal23
    @bigdumbanimal23 4 месяца назад +1

    I always use the heavy black line on the ball to set up my putt after I plumb bob the putt. Then when I stand over the putt I check to see that my eyeline agrees with the heavy ball line. I know that my eyes have to be about 3 inches inside the ball line and three inches in front of the ball. I have the S7K standup putter and when I help bad putters I use it to test and correct their eyeline setups. The worst advice is to have your eyes directly over the ball. It only works if your head position and eyesight are perfect with zero astigmatisms.

  • @Sokko13
    @Sokko13 2 года назад

    Of all the great videos you guys have made, this one is possibly the best. Thanks to Pierce for getting beat up for the benefit of all golfers trying to be better putters! Cheers

  • @ozzie_golf1157
    @ozzie_golf1157 2 года назад +2

    This is a brilliant drill! Definitely going to try and find time for this one! I’m exactly the same. Can line it up and then stand over it and it’s nowhere near or “looks” nowhere near! Great video gents! 🤙🏻

  • @chm97chm97
    @chm97chm97 Год назад

    Big time stuff. Just realized what I do is not putting, it's just a stick push of some kind. Impressive. Thanks.

  • @timmygolfs
    @timmygolfs 2 года назад +1

    I used to use Aimpoint, but got away from it. Have been using mostly my eyes to read greens and while my mechanics and speed are pretty good, my reads have been poor. Can't wait to get out and try this!!

  • @jakeshadbolt652
    @jakeshadbolt652 Год назад +1

    Awesome to see you guys! great breakdown of a simple process. Great to see great golfers always learning too!

  • @danielf92024
    @danielf92024 3 месяца назад

    Great video but I am confused what line I use on bacswing and forward swing. Straight back? Arc back?

  • @randyduane5370
    @randyduane5370 Год назад

    I had the same problem years ago and I was truly a horrendous putter. I mean bad! My eyes and stroke were totally disjointed. I figured this out on my own by buying a 36” metal ruler at Lowe’s and forced myself to learn how to putt down the line while forcing my eyes to look back and forth at the center spot at the far end of the ruler to re-teach my eyes to marry-up the actual line with my putting stroke. When I began, I couldn’t hit a ball down the ruler missing 10 of 10. Now, I can roll 10 of 10 down the ruler occasionally missing one off the edge. I also purchased a putting plate to force the same on the practice green. It took about three seasons and weekly work and putting down the ruler throughout the winter months. I now hit on the line I see and I’m considered an excellent putter at my club.

  • @djgenetic111
    @djgenetic111 2 года назад +8

    For me it is the other way round, I sometimes change the line, when standing at the ball, but mostly after the putt I realize that my visual line was the better one 😉

  • @evandh1989
    @evandh1989 Год назад

    Game changing video right here.

  • @djcardwell
    @djcardwell Год назад +1

    2:50 that conflict is a right eye dominant right handed player problem

  • @MrJoel9679
    @MrJoel9679 Год назад +3

    Does the camera operator know this is a putting video?

  • @nigel4321
    @nigel4321 2 года назад +1

    Padrick Harrington says that amateurs always underestimate the break by at least 3 times what it is, now we can see that pro's can do the same as well. thanks for the reminder!

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад +1

      Totally agree Nigel. If all amateurs did was work on their green reading, that would be huge.

  • @leemzgoogle917
    @leemzgoogle917 2 года назад +2

    I've had problems putting as well. My instructor told me to start using the line on the ball to line up putts, which I started to do. So, I get behind my ball, I read the putt and I align the ball on my chosen line. Then I stand over the ball and 99 times out of 100 the line on the ball looks like it is aimed way left of where my chosen line is. Most of the time I end up ignoring the line on the ball and adjust my aim more to the right. So, something is happening when I stand over the ball. It's like I see the break better from standing over the ball than when I'm standing behind it. So, recently, I've stopped using the line on the ball and seem to be getting slightly better results. Now, I position the ball so I see nothing but blank/white space and just trust my eyes. I found the only way I can get the line on the ball to look like it's pointing on my chosen line is if I have the ball directly under my trail eye, my right eye, my dominant eye. I don't know if that's coincidence or if that makes sense. Anyway, I am going to start using an alignment device like you've shown in this video when I practice putting from now on. Thanks, great vid.

    • @briangoerke9681
      @briangoerke9681 Год назад

      Trying him no no but I in on njmj

    • @michellesalt3101
      @michellesalt3101 2 месяца назад

      I have the identical problem. If you are right handed you are very right eye dominant

  • @danieljd6776
    @danieljd6776 2 года назад +2

    I'm definitely that person who lines up the line on the ball to the start line and then stands over it and goes, "that doesn't look right." Then I correct on the fly without resetting for pace of play.

  • @jackahearne620
    @jackahearne620 Год назад +1

    Great video - what’s the solution to reading greens better? If Piers goes on the course how does he now become a good green reader?
    Great stuff guys well done

  • @johneden3810
    @johneden3810 2 года назад

    What great putting lesson. Loved that

  • @davidcollins8968
    @davidcollins8968 2 года назад +1

    Wow, that was an eye opener! Just shows our perceptions of where we should aim against where we actually do. Such a great video, thanks guys

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад

      Thanks David. Glad you enjoyed it! Such a key part to work on and an eye opener for Piers.

  • @phillipmartin4037
    @phillipmartin4037 Год назад

    Derek is the man. He is a treasure out at the Grand!

  • @johnlink1515
    @johnlink1515 2 года назад

    Great putting lesson. In the last few seconds of the video, the guy in the background slamming his putter after he missed a short putt is hilarious.

  • @robinatkinson6275
    @robinatkinson6275 Год назад

    Great tuition thanks

  • @DanielOkon-qj9uc
    @DanielOkon-qj9uc Год назад

    My golf this is good of you, it's means my putting will be better thank you for this.

  • @bendoe445
    @bendoe445 Год назад

    Great video guys 👏 this is like watching exactly how this lesson would be if I was having the lesson. Green reading for me is the hardest thing in golf 🤯🤦🏻‍♂️

  • @PaddyP538
    @PaddyP538 2 года назад

    So much quality information perfectly digestible for the average golfer! 🤯

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад

      We're glad you enjoyed the video Patrick!

  • @appleguy6708
    @appleguy6708 2 года назад

    You guys are above me I am not worthy it took me a long time to get second shot on the green on 4&5’s I suck at putting started with getting my putter adjusted because it got bent before I started playing again Thank you greatly

  • @ferguskelly4957
    @ferguskelly4957 Год назад

    Wow, I'm delighted that someone reads putts exactly the same as me, I read greens completely wrong with my eyes and definitely drop 10-15 shots per round due to poor putting

  • @DylanJamesGolf
    @DylanJamesGolf 2 года назад +1

    I agree. Feet first ignore the eyes. Pick the slope on feel pick aimpoint on feel and trust it. Eyes see distance. If you can’t feel right to left or left to right , then use eyes to best guess which side of the “hole” to put it in. Based on the entire green or grain.

  • @Imunique2me
    @Imunique2me 2 года назад

    Brilliant move!

  • @wayneatplay
    @wayneatplay 2 года назад +1

    Reality....WOW

  • @davidlloyd5152
    @davidlloyd5152 2 года назад +1

    I watched it 3 times and could not figure out what was happening. Please let me know if I am correct. Did he aim completely in the opposite direction of the actual break or did I still have no idea what was going on?

  • @TedInoue
    @TedInoue 2 года назад +2

    Andy - you might have the same problem I do. I discovered this year that my dominant eye is twisted significantly relative to actual horizontal. So if I rapidly switch looking through my left and right eyes, the horizon angle changes! The only way I can read a green is to close that eye and look with the other one, which sees properly. Discovering this profoundly improved my green reading.

    • @bemba187
      @bemba187 2 года назад +1

      Is that astigmatism? Or something else? Because I know I have astigmatism in my dominant eye and wonder if I have a similar thing going on.

    • @TedInoue
      @TedInoue 2 года назад

      @@bemba187 it is something else. It is an actual twisting of the eye. So the vision can be totally in focus unlike astigmatism, but it causes things to look rotated compared to what your brain thinks is level. So for example, when I close my left eye and just look with my right eye (which is the twisted one), if the green is perfectly level it looks like it is sloping towards the left. Because of this I was always aiming to the right of the hole thinking that the ball would roll down to the left!

  • @rayoneal6131
    @rayoneal6131 11 месяцев назад

    He should try closing non dominant eye and see if that lets the dominant eye line up with his feet

  • @jackyzeng2171
    @jackyzeng2171 Год назад

    Greatest stuff in putting👍

  • @stephendyar5241
    @stephendyar5241 Год назад

    Amazing content here! This happened to be the video I watched from this account. I had to pause in the first 3 minutes to subscribe and look up the putting plates website. Will for sure be picking up a putting plate. Brilliant tool. Great video.

  • @simonthorpe6971
    @simonthorpe6971 2 года назад

    Now that's a lesson, great watch too guys. For someone who struggles badly on green especially close in, this has been an eye opener

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed it Simon! Get working on your green reading and it's worth investing in a "putting calibration" aid. We have a "Stroke Trainer in our store in the description that is great!

  • @steveparish4209
    @steveparish4209 3 месяца назад

    What a fun lesson.

  • @stevepeters3104
    @stevepeters3104 Месяц назад

    I have one of those putting plates as shown in the video. Absolutely, positively infuriating device. I can hit 20 putts and not get it straight thru the gates. BUT that tells how bad my stoke is. Great training aid when you finally make a good stroke. Highly recommend it

  • @jeffridgway5546
    @jeffridgway5546 Год назад +1

    Where can I get the putting aid that you are using?

  • @victheobalds1447
    @victheobalds1447 2 года назад

    Great video. I have the same issue as well, reading putts too far to the right.

  • @deafinitelycreative3496
    @deafinitelycreative3496 2 года назад +24

    What a clip! I've been a subscriber for a long time, but that was the best one yet. To have a highly esteemed expert telling us how it is, bluntly and honest, while bringing that kind of experience was a good watch. More like this please! 👌

  • @freddavis175
    @freddavis175 2 года назад +1

    Never did tell us how to correct our inability to read the green! From the camera angel I thought the brake was from right to left.

  • @williammacdonald9271
    @williammacdonald9271 2 года назад

    my biggest trouble seeing my line, I use a line on ball and I switched to a pencil grip which also helps. Xander etc also practice 2 hr per day on putting which might help.

  • @bigbertha8
    @bigbertha8 2 года назад

    Very helpful!

  • @lawrencetaylor1197
    @lawrencetaylor1197 Год назад

    What is the “putting plate” he is referring to? I love the idea of the string to show how far out the sim point is! Simple but effective

  • @Demeneghi76
    @Demeneghi76 2 года назад

    Very helpful lesson !!!

  • @woojung1107
    @woojung1107 Год назад

    감사합니다.

  • @jphil3174
    @jphil3174 2 года назад

    Great video. I have this problem in reverse. I can read the putt, but when I stand over the ball my eyes make me aim to far to the right.

  • @alanwsterling
    @alanwsterling 2 года назад

    Great Putting Lesson! Thank you!

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад

      Thanks Alan. Hope this was useful.

  • @mikefixac
    @mikefixac Год назад

    The Golf Guru admits he sucks at putting. That really made me smile. Watching the video though, I realize you have a great stroke, it's reading the green that's a problem. As the teacher mentioned, one's eyes and senses have to be aligned. But I'll guarantee, I can be on putting greens where my eyes and senses tell me one thing and the ball does the exact opposite. Most assuredly though, good puttters have stroke, green reading and ball speed down.

  • @nickcarpetcleaning1008
    @nickcarpetcleaning1008 2 года назад

    If you have great speed control,you can creat different line into a hole

  • @stevec2435
    @stevec2435 2 года назад

    That was eye opening for sure, never thought about approaching your putting in this way great lesson cheers

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад

      Thanks Steve. Shows how important green reading is and how much we can be out. Glad you enjoyed the video.

  • @robscott553
    @robscott553 2 года назад

    What a great video! Thanks guys! 👍🏻

  • @jimgift8107
    @jimgift8107 Год назад +1

    What was the tip that was eye-opening?

  • @buckanderson9949
    @buckanderson9949 Год назад

    Great video, thanks! I like the string line used in the video. Where did you buy it from?

  • @daniellesnijders8819
    @daniellesnijders8819 2 года назад

    I am on team Piers for this one. I can’t see it either but never tried feeling it with my feet. Will work on that to check if my feet and eyes are disconnected.

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад

      Hi Danielle. Hope you are well!. Definitely something to work on for you then. Our Stroke Trainer might be very useful for you.

    • @TAYLORFAN50
      @TAYLORFAN50 Год назад

      Yeah, right. 🙄

  • @jerryfredericksen3428
    @jerryfredericksen3428 Год назад

    How do you feel about the plumb bob with the putter ?, it works pretty well for me

  • @MarkLiversedge
    @MarkLiversedge 2 года назад

    Oh my that was terrific. I'll just say that Piers is not alone and I want that plate and line to practice with.

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад

      Glad you enjoyed it Mark. Green reading is huge and certainly the place to start when it comes to working on your putting.

    • @jonathanmickle7559
      @jonathanmickle7559 2 года назад

      What is the plate called and how can it be ordered?

  • @tsuave3431
    @tsuave3431 Год назад

    What does he use to tie around the tee with the string

  • @yard.monster
    @yard.monster Год назад

    What if you are using tees that have larger heads than others? Then the gate would be too small or?

  • @timchamberlain5858
    @timchamberlain5858 10 месяцев назад

    Halfway through the video and I have a similar issue specifically on left to right putts where I cannot see those breaks. Right to left putts I can see fine, but I misread so many left to right putts it's silly.

  • @dsmmsd00
    @dsmmsd00 2 года назад

    Gold Jerry, gold!

  • @jamesrobbins26
    @jamesrobbins26 Год назад +1

    OK so I'm a little confused about what you were showing. Are you trying to say go more with what you feel versus what you see? Is there another video showing more on reading greens?

  • @jltemple222
    @jltemple222 Год назад +1

    Do you have any tips or recommendations on how to read the green which seemed to be a big problem in this video? Thanks! Great video and advice! Thinking about getting one of those putter plates! is there any tool to buy for the string to tie to the tees?

  • @Rooster003
    @Rooster003 Год назад

    The 1st putt he didn't over read, he was actually closer. He just lined up wrong, shooting right

  • @timpv
    @timpv Год назад

    So we learnt, you can putt straight but can't read greens? How about some guidance on how to read greens better, best stance to use for different putter types, best type of grip to use, best shaft length for your height?

  • @royclose946
    @royclose946 2 года назад

    Well done lads 👍

  • @underxtedcj2306
    @underxtedcj2306 2 года назад

    I missed my Jr tournament so I'm watching this to make me feel better

  • @randymahony8157
    @randymahony8157 Год назад

    Where can we get a putting plate

  • @Mat514Light
    @Mat514Light Год назад

    Where does one purchase a putting plate like the one used?

  • @randymahony8157
    @randymahony8157 2 года назад

    Pierce are you left or right dominant eye. I have the same problem and I'm right handed and left dominant eye.

  • @eddiebodin5281
    @eddiebodin5281 2 года назад

    Where can we purchase the putting guide you used in the video?

  • @gavinthomas8882
    @gavinthomas8882 2 года назад

    awesome video guys

  • @s.a.m7749
    @s.a.m7749 Год назад

    BRAIN EXPLOSION !!! wow THANKS

  • @andrewyoung6571
    @andrewyoung6571 2 года назад +1

    Playing partner yesterday told me there are only 2 factors to putting. Line and pace get these 2 things right and you’ll hole every putt. It’s as easy as that 🤣🤣

  • @michaelcangey2406
    @michaelcangey2406 Год назад

    In a feet reader. Since the 80s. I've always had an issue dealing with setup trust. At address the feet and ball are in a certain relationship. But that's the point where the ball travels fastest and break matters least. Reading the rest of the putt then trusting it ALL once at address again is tough.... imo.

  • @simon1883
    @simon1883 2 года назад

    very interesting. now to try and find a UK supplier of those plates

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад

      Check out our Stroke Trainer in our store. The link is in the description. It’s a great tool.

  • @Kahawai68
    @Kahawai68 2 года назад

    So good

  • @StepOver420
    @StepOver420 Год назад

    i think its the device itself. the ball rolls over it and it does a little jump thus increasing the break slightly

  • @donnyhall8755
    @donnyhall8755 2 года назад

    Great lesson. Can you provide a link to that putting aid and the string gadget please?

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад

      There is a link in the description Donny.

  • @philipdeere3390
    @philipdeere3390 2 года назад

    Awesome, great vid.

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад

      Thanks Philip. Glad you enjoyed it.

  • @johnc505
    @johnc505 Год назад

    Just watched the Rick Sheils and Brad Faxton putting video and he said putter face angle at set up is irrelevant…. It’s funny how both are experts and hold such opposing views. Just reinforces how personal putting is to the golfer.

  • @stephensmith60
    @stephensmith60 5 месяцев назад

    At 1:18, what is the reason he's standing over his line? I'm seeing more players do this these days and I can't figure out why they're doing this. Is this some new teaching tool (aid)?

  • @DanWessonSpecialist
    @DanWessonSpecialist Год назад

    I’m left eye dominant. I have so squint my right eye when reading the or cock my head. I do the same in shooting sports but only cock my head to the right looking down the barrel sites. Once the ball print is set my misses are usually speed related. That plate is a great training aid plus the tee placement. Awesome instruction.

  • @atoms7
    @atoms7 2 года назад +4

    Great way to diagnose misreads!
    How do you plan on solving the issue without the tools during a round?

    • @breakingpar715
      @breakingpar715 2 года назад

      Sometimes I lose my alignment throughout a round trying to correct my mistakes. Got to make it muscle memory where you can get back into the zone and dial it back in when things get out of wack!

    • @michellesalt3101
      @michellesalt3101 2 месяца назад

      Exactly

  • @drasvincheowtirakul5529
    @drasvincheowtirakul5529 2 года назад

    Not sure if it’s the camera angle but Piers dominant eye seems to be left of the ball (towards to the hole) instead of directly over. I wonder if that could have caused him to misread the putt. Great video and got me thinking about some adjustment I can make. Thank you!

  • @davet2625
    @davet2625 2 года назад +1

    That putting coach fellow seems quite likeable

    • @meandmygolf.
      @meandmygolf.  2 года назад +1

      Derek is awesome!!! Hope you enjoyed it.

  • @simmo5071
    @simmo5071 2 года назад +1

    This is a huge problem for me, constantly telling my playing partners my green reading is atrocious. How does one improve that skill?

    • @clintsanderson6019
      @clintsanderson6019 2 года назад

      I bought a Perfect Putter Ramp and just setting up stations watching the ball roll pure has helped me see the line better over time

  • @skyhound4373
    @skyhound4373 Год назад

    Damn that instructor is brutal. People actually pay money to get bashed on for mistakes?