For a lot people, putting is a problem they can't seem to solve. Most of them set off on a search for technical perfection. Often this causes more harm than good.
Most young golfers are good putters. Have you ever wondered what happened to that teenager you used to be that holed out everything?
Unfortunately, two things eventually take their toll on most golfers. First, they begin to build a missed putt database in their mind. Think about how many putts you have seen miss the hole over the course of your playing years. Probably thousands, and some were most likely important to you.
The second thing that ruins putting is the golfer gets a little putting instruction. It may come from a magazine or a playing companion. Over time, just like the missed putt database, the golfer eventually becomes confused as to what is right.
Once the two databases are full of negative feedback and conflicting technical opinions, all it takes to set off extreme putting issues is a missed critical putt.
When that happens, the golfer inevitably seeks out a technical cure for their stroke problems. The search will do nothing but compound the situation and lead the golfer further into the putting abyss. Some golfers never return.
When your putting is not what you think it should be, don't tinker with technicalities. Your natural putting stroke is the correct one. If it wasn't, how come the vast majority of golfers only gets worse when it comes to putting as they age and gain experience?
In putting, the natural putting stroke you had when you began playing is the correct one. If you want to putt your best you should do whatever it takes to regain the natural putting stroke of your youth. That means getting as far away from the technical details of the putting stroke as possible.
Let me show you how to the way
