I used this tip yesterday and it actually allowed me to move quicker and sink a handful of 8-14 foot putts. It gave me a lot of confidence. Thanks for the advice.
Thank you so much for this video. I started walking around the hole like you explained to find the fall line and it made me finally understand where to aim to get it to the fall line. After 5 years of playing golf I don't feel like it's just a guess where the ball is going to go. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Hi John- I like this idea of finding the fall line. It works ! On a related theme- I've stopped using a line on the ball to aim. I find it interferes with the aiming process because I tend to fall in love with the ball line too quickly and I'm better off letting my brain select the correct aim line. (with help from the fall line concept)
Yet to try this, but it sounds great for a quick and simple method. However, it occurs that if the hill is steeper, then logically the tee should be more than 6” behind the hole to compensate. Have you any comment on the sensitivity of the distance to the incline of the slope? Btw, have watched many of your vids but this is my first ever comment. Thanks and love your work
@@martinbriggs8812 you are correct on the logic part of that. I have tested it with multiple different slopes and the 6 inches seems to be a good rule of thumb although certainly I would adjust if it was more steep uphill. My real intention here is to give a basic fast, easy green reading method that is fairly accurate and also help people get the concept that you can know which way any putt breaks if you start by finding the straight uphill putt
I have been using this method for a few years and can attest that this works as advertised. I also use this method before the round…. Can I find the straight uphill putt? Can I line my ‘ball line’ up to the hole? Can I putt it straight into the hole? Helps with 3 important green skills before every round
@@terrypeeples1942 it’s a Honu. Made of recycled, bamboo flooring and brass. Here’s a video review. I did on it several years ago. ruclips.net/video/oOmXAJZObv4/видео.htmlsi=KxI19FH-BgM4yB9z
@@misteroneputt I reviewed the video and website you sent me, when ordering a putter it asked 2 questions that I didn’t know how to answer and that was, lie angle and rotation angle? Can you please explain this to me? Please
@@terrypeeples1942 Hi Terry. Yes Lie angle is the angle that the shaft enters the putter. It varies based on how far you stand from the ball and etc. rotational angle is based on where you position your hands and the ball in your stance. Honu and all putter makers have a standard model. These questions are for if you want the putter fitted to you. If you email me john@mr1putt.com I’ll help you get the exact specs you need. No charge
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As a general rule of thumb, this is gold. Thank you very much Mister One Putt.
I used this tip yesterday and it actually allowed me to move quicker and sink a handful of 8-14 foot putts. It gave me a lot of confidence. Thanks for the advice.
You're Welcome Brian...I've found it super helpful when I'm trying to play fast in these 115 degree Vegas summer days.
Another great putting tip and training. Thanks Mister One Putt.
@@navystan you’re welcome
I already try and find the straight line but the tee behind the hole is an interesting idea. I’ll try tomorrow 👍
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Thank you so much for this video. I started walking around the hole like you explained to find the fall line and it made me finally understand where to aim to get it to the fall line. After 5 years of playing golf I don't feel like it's just a guess where the ball is going to go. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
@@guitarpager you’re welcome
I really needed this video. Much appreciated.
@@MrHegotskills you’re welcome Sir
Another great tip. Your tips have given me tremendous confidence on the green. Thank you!
@@acbrugh8309 delighted to help. Thank you
Hi John- I like this idea of finding the fall line. It works !
On a related theme- I've stopped using a line on the ball to aim. I find it interferes with the aiming process because I tend to fall in love with the ball line too quickly and I'm better off letting my brain select the correct aim line. (with help from the fall line concept)
@@jackbowman4788 yes. I’ve gone back and forth on using the line. Some people love it
Cheers John, great advise , thank you
I used that system last week and shot a 78 thank you !! You're awesome!!
@@alburkes11 thank you. It does work
simple sweet and reliable !
@@tonyfrostad2730 thank you
Tq much
Awesome
@@noraazman2895 you’re welcome
Thank you for your great tips have you advise for slow greens after repair. Con in Dubai
@@conkelly327 go with about 1/2 the break that you normally would and focus on getting the ball rolling and solid Square contact
Yet to try this, but it sounds great for a quick and simple method. However, it occurs that if the hill is steeper, then logically the tee should be more than 6” behind the hole to compensate. Have you any comment on the sensitivity of the distance to the incline of the slope?
Btw, have watched many of your vids but this is my first ever comment. Thanks and love your work
@@martinbriggs8812 you are correct on the logic part of that. I have tested it with multiple different slopes and the 6 inches seems to be a good rule of thumb although certainly I would adjust if it was more steep uphill. My real intention here is to give a basic fast, easy green reading method that is fairly accurate and also help people get the concept that you can know which way any putt
breaks if you start by finding the straight uphill putt
@@martinbriggs8812 oh and thanks for watching and for your comment
I have been using this method for a few years and can attest that this works as advertised. I also use this method before the round…. Can I find the straight uphill putt? Can I line my ‘ball line’ up to the hole? Can I putt it straight into the hole? Helps with 3 important green skills before every round
@@markkowatch7998 well said
What putter are you using?
@@terrypeeples1942 it’s a Honu. Made of recycled, bamboo flooring and brass. Here’s a video review. I did on it several years ago. ruclips.net/video/oOmXAJZObv4/видео.htmlsi=KxI19FH-BgM4yB9z
@@misteroneputt I reviewed the video and website you sent me, when ordering a putter it asked 2 questions that I didn’t know how to answer and that was, lie angle and rotation angle? Can you please explain this to me? Please
@@terrypeeples1942 Hi Terry. Yes Lie angle is the angle that the shaft enters the putter. It varies based on how far you stand from the ball and etc. rotational angle is based on where you position your hands and the ball in your stance. Honu and all putter makers have a standard model. These questions are for if you want the putter fitted to you. If you email me john@mr1putt.com I’ll help you get the exact specs you need. No charge