Creating a routine with basic fundamentals will help in the
execution of a stroke that should work for you.
Creating a Routine:
A. Read the contours of the green.
B. Think about distance of the putt.
C. Visualize the putt.
D. Align yourself, the head of your putter, and the name of your
ball to your target.
E. Take the stroke.
Basic Fundamentals:
1. Grip the putter as if you are holding a soft-boiled egg.
2. Your stance should be about a foot apart with the weight equally
distributed.
3. Point your knees in towards each other slightly.
4. Bend from your waist and allow your shoulders, arms, and hands
to work together as one unit.
5. Keep your head as motionless as possible and keep your lower
body stationary.
6. In the putting stroke, the follow through should be the same
distance as your back stroke with the putter head low to the ground
keeping the tempo steady.
