Golf Putting Drills: Putter Sweet Spot Hand Eye Coordination
View the two best putting drills for striking the putter sweet spot; essential to perfect putting line accuracy and distance control to hole out putts. If your putting stroke does not strike the sweet spot of the putter you will throw your ball off your putting line and lose distance. Over time this will destroy your putting feel. The question is how do you learn to strike the sweet spot. The answer only involves a little tape, two coins, and a couple of tees. Your golf putting hand eye coordination will soar as you go from good to great to perfect putting. The article is meant to supplement the Golf Putting Tips Basics Article. Enjoy!
1st Putting Drill: Construct and Use the Goal Post Putter
Step 1: Take some sticky tape and tape two tees equal distance from the sweet spot of the putter face. Make the tees spaced apart a little wider than the width of the ball. Be generous, this drill can be difficult at first if you place the tees too close together. Step 2: Begin to hit some 4 to 6 foot putts. You will notice that if you stray too far from the sweet spot (all according to how tight you made your goal post) the ball will strike a tee and shoot off on a weird direction. Step 3: Begin practicing from longer distances. As your stroke becomes longer, this drill will become more difficult. Step 4: To increase the difficulty of the drill, bring the tees closer together. Step 5: To really step things up a notch, practice this putting drill from short range with your eyes closed. Set up as normal with your eyes open and after you are set take the stroke with closed eyes. Step 6: If you continue to hole out putts move on to the next drill.
2nd Putting Drill:
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