Share your Putting secrets

Please share the one thing that has really made you a better putter. I am not looking for practice tips, resources on the web, or even what putter to use. I want to know what is it about YOUR putting routine, specificaly, that really made a difference for you.

[Jeff Phillips]

Recently, I have been practicing more when I arrive at the course. I aim at the pole in the center and visualize what i want the disc to do and it has really helped my putting. I am hoping to get a basket soon and who knows where my game will go with that

[Steve Belliveau]

10 or more similar putters.Starting at 15 ft. toss them the same as in rounds,after 40 or 50 move back a step and repeat

[Jackson]

Practice until you are bored out of your mind, and then make up some games for yourself. Play these games and set your own goals for distance, putts in a row.. If you think one hour per day will change your game, practice for two or three. It sounds funny, but, when you start holing everything inside of 10' then 20' then 30' in a round, it will all be worth it.

One hint: Do not use several different types of putters in a session. They all fly a little different when you get further away. Try them all; you can be picky later.

[AK Discer]

Playing 21 with a friend or two is nice, use 2 or 3 putters and the first person to 21 wins. Just get a mini and throw it at random spots and everybody shoots from that spot. We usually play that a person has to win by 2 before the game is called.

[J.D.Guy]

I like that, i haven't thought of that.

[Kent]

What hellped me was getting a basket, placing it behind different obstacles and working on the tough shots that I always seem to find myself facing. And then also work on different styles of putts, like turbo, or forehand.

[AK Discer]

excellent idea, I've thought of the same, just need to get a basket now :P

[J.D.Guy]

its on my wishlist for xmas

[Jamie 'gr8rocshot' Ruane]

Firm Grip

[Matt Jankowski]

Create a routine while practicing ( holding your towel, takeing two deep breaths, three practice strokes, whatever) and carry it over to your rounds.

[Jordan Mardis]

You writing all this down Justin?

You REALLY don't need any more practice, and you should give ME all of your baskets you and your brother have won and bought. The truth is you don't need them because you are a putting machine already!

I can't tell you anything that you either don't already know or has been mentioned here. Keep putting and we will see who scores in our next battle.

J

[Justin NUDGA#15]

Ha ha thanks Jordan, but I still have a lot to learn. You know, I learned a lot from watching some of you guys jump putting in Idaho. I have a feeling we will have our share of battles in 2010, can't wait buddy!