Putting · Mental Model

Don't fix a left aim if you cut your putts

The instructor explains that a golfer who aims a little left and cuts the putt is making a valid compensation, not a fault. He notes that once such players are shown they aim left, they tend to square themselves up and then miss right. Aiming slightly left is framed as what that player needs to do to hole the putt, comparable to aiming right because you draw the ball.