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You super long ball hitters can smash balls at the driving range all day long Raiders Connor Cook Jersey , but putting is without a doubt the most important aspect to playing good golf. Let's face it though, putting is also a difficult and frustrating part of the game to master. That is why I consider putting an art form.
You can hit the ball once 220 yards to a green and then take three putts to go eighteen feet. The best putters like Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Ben Crenshaw and Loren Roberts all understand the art of putting better than anyone else.
When you watch them putt it looks like an art compared to the strokes of your high handicap buddies. If you watch most people on the putting green at your local golf club you will see the two main flaws most people make when they are putting:
* Their putter looks like it is being "yanked" back and through
* They lift their head to watch the golf ball as soon as or even before they make contact with the ball
What makes Tiger Raiders Shilique Calhoun Jersey , Ben, and Loren such good putters is that they each have a very smooth, consistent, and concise putting stroke. The putter looks like it is going the same speed throughout the stroke Raiders Johnny Townsend Jersey , their takeaway and follow through are the same length, and most importantly their head stays down while they listen for the ball to go in the hole. On long putts they might lift their head to watch, but only after their stroke is completely finished.
How are these four and other professionals able to conquer the art of putting? By practicing above all else and learning to make their mind quiet while they put, they do this through practicing meditation and breathing techniques.
They also learn to become masters at reading greens Raiders Nick Nelson Jersey , and they do that through their own observation while playing. Great putters will watch other players putts to help determine the roll and speed of the greens that day.
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