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Uphill putts should feel easier, but most golfers still leave them short because they change tempo instead of changing stroke length. Use the 18-inch rule, crest checkpoints, and three drills to roll uphill putts with better pace.
Downhill putts expose bad pace fast. Use the die-at-the-hole system, rollout checkpoints, and three drills to stop turning makeable first putts into stressy comebackers.
If your green reading is basically vibes and panic, this 3-step routine will help you spot slope faster, start putts on the right line, and stop donating shots.
Missing too many 4 to 6 footers? Here's a simple setup, speed, and practice system that helps golfers make more short putts when the round actually starts getting interesting.
Three-putts are killing your score. Here's a dead-simple lag putting system with specific drills and distance benchmarks that'll have you two-putting from anywhere.
Stop guessing on the greens. Here's a repeatable system for reading break, speed, and grain that'll cut your three-putts in half.