The LAST Putting Lesson You Will EVER Need || 7 TIPS

u/Brutal007 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “My driver irons and wedges all work great but then I 3 putt a lot. Is there anything noticeable wrong with my ”

Looks too twitchy to me. But putting is very “feel” based. But I would try to slow down and no movement other than your shoulders. Maybe a little bit of wrist movement on super long lag putts. That close it should be all shoulders. Also a lot of people like to have their elbows slightly touching their sides. Edit : if your down to watch a short video, this helped me a lot recently. ▶ this video

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u/Padron1926-1 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Starting playing golf in September and am struggling to get past the high 90s -100s. I can tell my swing isn’t”

Get a putting mirror. It’s shaved 5 strokes off my game easily. Helps you keep your eyes over the ball, and has attachments for tees to make sure your putter is coming out square. They fit in the golf bag very easily too. You can find the cheap on Amazon but I have the Eyeline. Here’s one of my favorite putting videos too: ▶ this video

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u/Twii303 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Advice for my dad?”

Absolute beginner fundamentals are missing. Don't listen to any specific advice concerning swing changes. There are many way to swing the golf club, but fundamentals are consistent. I recommend getting lessons first a foremost. Limit instruction to one or two individuals this keeps your swing "consistent". . But if you're going to go down the self taught route, here are some basics to get you starting. \ Grip: ▶ …

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u/NauticalJack 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Putter Ain't Putting”

Yeah new putter. PGA Superstore green performance always matches real world performance. But seriously, make sure you're doing the basics right: ▶ this video

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