This GREEN READING TECHNIQUE is a CHEAT CODE (Simple Golf Drill)



This GREEN READING TECHNIQUE is a CHEAT CODE (Simple Golf Drill)

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00:00 Introduction
00:44 The Drill
04:23 Change it up

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23 Replies to “This GREEN READING TECHNIQUE is a CHEAT CODE (Simple Golf Drill)”

  1. Looks like a great little drill Coach.

  2. LG x says:

    Hi Matt, any chance you'll be offering one off lessons on your skillest page? Cheers

  3. Coach! Are you serious you can break 90 off the back tees on a championship course! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  4. Nelson James says:

    This is a so so method for me and it is part of my putting routine. I have always found, for me anyway, that using the much maligned plumb Bob method not only lines me up with my dominant eye, it also can help in measuring slope. If you have a knack to see it, it works.

  5. Steve Wenzel says:

    I already do this. It’s an acquired skill, you have to really practice this to make it work. What is understated is a center strike. All the drills and practice mean nothing if you don’t find the middle of the club face. Read your putt and focus on a center putt. Commit to it and roll on….

  6. Danam 1 says:

    Am I the only one who can’t feel slope with their feet🤷🏻‍♂️

  7. Santtu Mäki says:

    I bought a new putter a month or so ago and my distance control was shot. Spending 30min on the putting green made a huge difference. You'll probably get 80% of the putting gains with literally almost no effort or time spend at all. Like 2-3 hours in total. Much like with bunker shots, which us high handicappers struggle. It's borderline insulting to be really bad from bunkers or having no distance control at all in putting, when the practice amount needed to be meaningfully better is so small.

    Now, if I could only get out of the tee box without penalties 50% of the time and having some ability to strike the ball from the fairway, I might actually not be embarrassingly bad at golf 😀

  8. I see golfers try a long putt on pure instinct and miss badly – then get really annoyed and miss miss miss !
    They will repeat this again and again !
    These same oeople are really serious about their Driver 3 wood and irons and normally arrive on the green with far less shots than me !
    I try to get the distance correct for my long putts and try the above for anything nearer with reasonable results !

  9. Love it, Coach. Summers coming! 🎉

  10. Solomon Li says:

    I like this drill. I tend to over read the putts I hit more often than not, but I tend to 2 putt a lot and skim a lot of cup edges… I could always use a few more 1 putts! Thanks Coach!

  11. Great tip to do it throughout the season as the green speeds change 👍

  12. When I was younger I was a good short game player, now I am in my 80s it is the worst part of my game ( apart the fact that I have lost a lot of distance). Distance control Matt is the killer for my scores. It all seems to happen on about 3 holes ( different holes all the time) and I know part of the problem is lack of practice time. Unfortunatley because of home commitmants I don't have the time to practice much, handicap has gone from 10 to 21. Still enjoy golf as much but don't enjoy the frustration that has developed.

  13. Jay Collins says:

    This is a great way to practice!

  14. jbuburuz says:

    I have a devil ball. I plan on holing a lot of putts.

  15. Ron Griffin says:

    Too many putts? Absolutely.

  16. John M says:

    This is one of the elements of Aimpoint – it doesn’t suit everyone, but it works well for me.

  17. Marc Rudd says:

    When it comes to putting always looking to if it's going right left or middle. I average about 30 putts a round which is just 2 short of pga average

  18. Thinking you should hole more should also look at make percentage because I thought I should hole more and then realized I actually hole more than the majority of 10 handicaps when I saw the stats, putting wasn't the problem it was hitting the green!

  19. Briggs 777 says:

    My tee to green game is pretty solid, but my putting is definitely not, I'm gonna give this a go 👍

  20. I do this on the putting green. Putt at a hole from all directions

  21. Tony _K says:

    Good drill I think Big Phil Mickleson use this a while back.

  22. Great vlog coach, and the circle drill is fantastic for figuring out break. Also alot of people struggle with starting online. I've used a 3ft metal ruler and tried to putt along the length of it. Easy to do and from the comfort of your own home. It also helps with rolling the ball end over end.

  23. Love it!
    🐊🏌🦅🇺🇸⛳️

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