Your Action Plan

What: Your goal is to identify and correct the three most common causes of inconsistent putting direction: lower body movement, flicky wrists, and head movement.

Why: Excessive movement in the lower body, wrists, or head destabilizes the stroke, making it impossible to consistently hit the ball on your intended line.

How:

• Stop the Dance: Keep your lower body completely quiet and still throughout the stroke.
• Quiet the Wrists: Keep your wrists passive and stable. Check that your grip is in the palm of your hands (in that little pocket) and not in your fingers, which invites flicking.
• Lose the Bobblehead: Keep your head still throughout the stroke. Allow your shoulders and chest to rock around your spine, but prevent any unnecessary head movement.