Many pro golfers say that putting is the most important part of your golf game. How you practice can also affect your game. Getting golf putting instruction goes a long way to improve your game. Here are some interesting tips for beginners or even pros. Since putting skills account for 50% of your game, so, let’s focus on putting.

Putting Lessons
First practice putting exercises by incorporating putting drills in order to improve your golfing skills. Putting drills will help you focus you on routines that eventually becomes ingrained into your brain. 

‘Drive for show putt for dough’ as the popular adage implies. The prime focus when you have your line figured out  and to keep your head still when you putt. When standing over your putt with your eye on the ball and form the mental image of the path to the hole. Visualize – think distance not speed.

Some pros even teach putting with your eyes closed to develop feel and consistency. A simple drill of hitting a number of 10-foot putts with your eyes closed. That will help develop your feel and get your mind off the mechanics of the stroke.

Don’t lift your head to see where it wants to go and what line it’s on. Concentrate on the spot where the ball was after impact rather than following the ball with your eyes. When you’re not looking and pulling your body up you’ll make more putts. After you hear the ball rattle around in the cup, then you can lift your head.

Practice Your Aproach Address

A minor yet important part of golfing instruction is your stance. Spend a little time during your practice session making sure you have a good, well-balanced putting stance.  Don’t just go out there and start putting, but take time to positions yourself.

The simplest putting method is maintaining a straight back when your hands hang and swing directly under your shoulders.

If your hands are outside your shoulders (that is, farther away from your body), it will take on a different stance resulting in an inside-square-inside stroke. A normal stance about the width of your hips is the stance you should take.

Get A Grip

Always check your grip. It’s important that the consistency of your shot depend on the same grip each and every time. Like the address position, this is an important part of putting that often gets neglected and cause irratic delivery.

Your club works similar to a pendulum motion. Your grip should not be too tight, and your arms should be relaxed. Your stroke should be a one-piece smooth action. Keeping your wrists stiff, your arms move backwards creating your shoulders to work like a pendulum. The motion begins by dropping yor left shoulder.

Make sure your closing fingers of your grip don’t change the angle of the club face. Try using a very light version of your normal grip.

Go With The Short Putts

How to break 80. Your putting practice routine should focus more on short shots than on long ones since percentage wise, that can affect your score the greatest. After you have gained mastery of the short putt, put those same mental skills to use on longer putts.

Carpet Putting

Sam Snead said, “I figure practice puts brains in your muscles,” and so by practicing your putting gives you a consistent and repeatable putting stroke. – a world record of 82 PGA tournaments was won by Sam Snead and about 70 others around the globe.