Golf Putting Tips For the New Golf Season

Great, the winter weather is over and warm golfside of your back foot, remember to keep the same
returns; unrestricted by winter clothes, well almost itsswing speed;
not summer yet. Anyway I managed a pitch and4. For really long putts take your putter back so that
putt with no rain and no soggy greens. So I haveyour hands align with the top of your back leg thigh.
been looking forward to more regular golf; not that I5. Of course if you have a really short putt, again
didn't play all winter there were moments andsame speed, same quiet hands but easy tap in.
windows of opportunity, not enough though.6. Most of us amateur golfers come up short with
I believe the main thing that suffers from winter isour putts so a tip to cure this is to focus on a spot
putting. Yes we can go down the range and blastabout a foot past the hole and putt to that point.
balls out of sight, work on our swing, pitching,The result after some practice will be if you do miss
chipping and driving; but putting is left to the carpetyou will be left with a simple tap in and so less
indoors. It would be great to have access to a greendamage to your score.
under cover by say a conservatory or something7. Always make a practice swing to get the feel of
similar? Well they do indoor riding schools why not anthe putt, go with your first putting line, your eyes
indoor putting green or better still a couple of greens.and first instincts will serve you well. Try not to
I have seven tips for putting that I personally will bequestion your first swing thoughts. This is just the
using for my practice and my actual play thoughts.same when choosing a fairway club; your first choice
1. First keep a constant even swing plane for everyis usually the right decision. I too am guilty of this and
putt.haveregretted changing my mind and taking the
2. For short putts try to keep the putter head insidewrong shot. But I am improving as I try to stop
your back foot,questioning my first choice of club.
3. For longer putts take the putter head to the outer