Even if you have only played golf for a short time
time, I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase “drive to the show and
putt for money.” It has become a golf cliché because of its
inherent truth. People love to watch and hit a long
drive, but it’s a masterful putt that keeps your score low
and help professional players win golf tournaments. Then how
Improve your putt and remove strokes from your game?

Sure, it’s fun to watch Tiger hit long bombs off the tee,
but it is Tiger’s short game and his progress that keeps
he head and shoulders above the rest of the players in the
PGA tour. If you’ve seen Tiger play for a while, you might
I have noticed that he is not the most precise pilot in the
tee. But putting him on more than makes up for it.

Many courses today don’t make it too difficult to get
on the green in regulation. But if you do, chances are
face quite a long putt, making it a challenge for two putt
a lot of holes. And if you constantly make three putts, you can forget
about ever posting a low score on the golf course.

So what golf tips can you use to leave that putt long?
close enough to the hole to give you a good two-putt chance?

1) You will need a longer putting stroke from 40 feet compared to
to a 5 or even 10 foot putt. To make it more natural,
Take a wider stance when you tackle the ball.

2) Visualize the putt. See if you can estimate the actual time
putt will take time to reach the hole. Don’t forget to view the
the speed and line of putt of the ball as well.

3) Take this visualization and translate it into your putting stroke.
Calculate how much time you will need to hit the ball enough
speed to get to the hole.

4) While putts within 10 feet are crucial to your golf game, make sure
be sure to practice longer 30-foot and 40-foot putts too, every time
you practice putting

Use these golf putting tips for long putts to help you put your
putts closer to the hole more consistently. if you can do
this will reduce your three casts and remove the strokes from your
match. And you will do it without improving any other aspect of your
golf game