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Golf Podcast 222: Stop Missing So Many Short Putts

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8 years ago

June 10, 2018

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In many ways short putts are a no-win situation – if you make it, you were supposed to make it, so it doesn’t really feel like an accomplishment. If you miss, however, you’ve “wasted” a stroke and there is nothing you can do to get it back.

That said, making more short putts has a lot to do with changing your mindset, accepting reality, and making a smart play.

In this episode of The Golf Podcast we talk about four things you can do to improve your make percentage on those shorter putts. Execute these suggestions and you’ll see your scores dropping in no time!

In This Show You Will Learn:

How to “accept reality” and come to grips with the idea of not making every short putt.
Why every golfer should “take their time” and not rush short putts.
When to keep your eyes (and head) down and when to look up at the putt.
Plus much more.

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Article: Here’s How to Stop Missing So Many Short Putts
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Stop Missing Those Short Putts | The Golf Podcast

In many ways short putts are a no-win situation – if you make it, you were supposed to make it, so it doesn’t really feel like an accomplishment. If you miss, however, you’ve “wasted” a stroke and there is nothing you can do to get it back.

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