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Train the takeaway: club on top, hands underneath
Chip to landing spots, not flags
Set one putting tempo with a 72 bpm metronome
Hit balls with the ball below your feet to keep chest down
Move your left arm in sequence with your left hip
Keep your eyes on the ball during rehearsals
Feel the connection at the upper bicep, not the elbow
Pick a spot four inches ahead of the ball
Bump hips, keep sternum still, turn behind the ball
Feel ten out and ten up to fix an inside takeaway
Rotate the trail elbow in toward the ball, not into the body
Practice a change in phases of speed
Keep arms and body together back and through- Stay connected to control the clubface
Set the club with heel pads down, thumbs up
Putt with a tight core and elbows pulled in
Left-side weight moves the low point forward
Dedicate a few daily swings to pure speed
Place the alignment rod at your right foot to hit balls
Set up for a knockdown to flight the ball down
Rehearse the elbow down and pointing back
Break through a sternum-to-ball finish line with the handle- Feel a three-quarter arm swing but a full turn
Test a green read against an aligned putting aid
Face the center of your stance and reach up to the ball
Coil around the lead hip as your anchor point
Keep the pin in on long putts, out on short ones- Set your eyes on the inside edge of the ball
Narrow the wedge stance for a V-shaped, downward strike
Blend stop-turn-go into a slow swing
Widen your driver stance and move the ball forward
Don't force a draw off a downhill lie
Club across chest, turn without moving the head
Turn the glove logo down to release square
Exaggerate the feel to make a small real change
Move the hands with the hips, don't leave them behind
Use a pump drill for transition space- Aim putts at a three-foot circle around the hole
Constant rotation narrows the miss to the right
Be patient to the top before transition
Set the one-inch hip and sternum checkpoint
Complete the backswing: long body turn, short arm swing
Point the club more left at the top with driver
Slow the takeaway to keep the club in front- Set tee gateways for the putter and the ball
Hang your hands under your shoulders for a straighter path- Land chips within three feet of the green's edge
Keep the glove drill out of the downswing- Let the putter arc naturally from its lie angle
Match the hinge feel to the club-path fault
Keep your chest down by rotating the hips
Keep impact rehearsals pocket to pocket
Rotate over the lead side for iron contact
Shoulders are the train track for the hands- Grade practice by real feedback, not by ball-striking
Keep elbows in to stabilize your putting stroke
Dig in the inside of the trail foot as a doorstop brace
Finish chips low at your left ankle- Into-grain Bermuda: catch the ball first
Feel the hands move ahead to stay connected
Keep the putting start line in view
Square your shoulders and set eyes over the ball
Putting station: 25 right-to-lefts, 25 left-to-rights- Take five to ten yards off for control
Feel the nose as a finish line: back on one, past on two
Move the ball behind the sternum for lower flight- Use rotate and tuck in the putting setup
Exaggerate a low wedge flight in practice
Feel a more vertical backswing near your right ear
Let the trail elbow prop your hands to the top- Crowd the ball and get on top of it
Feel the divot in front of the ball with wedges
Trap your lower body to cover the ball
A three-quarter swing means full speed, not less effort
A slightly cupped feel just means club in front, turning
Learn from your first lag putt to dial in the second- Forward-ball drill to cover it and stop backing up
- Move your hip and grip together on chips
- Match club and body pace to fix an inside takeaway
Let the lead shoulder pace the hands to the top- Fix pulled putts by checking ball position
Feel one muscle stretched fully at the top
Low point four inches in front of the ball with irons
Keep the left shoulder behind the ball, knee flexed
Set stance width by club with these reference points- Hit the knockdown into the wind to fly it farther
Hit hybrids like an iron, low point past the ball
Keep light downward pressure on the handle
Practice driving on the course with five balls- Keep the driver extended instead of hinging
- Make the feeling the priority over the ball
- Take an extra club and hit a knockdown from a bunker
Put the club away during long waits, reset routine- Play four holes without a three-putt
- Start a cut down your feet line and bleed it back to target
Let the lead heel and knee release for more turn
Keep your head behind center with longer clubs- Drop hands first, let chest follow in transition
Let the head go up and back at impact, don't correct it- Imagine the ball farther forward