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Short-Putt-Misses

61 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.

• Measure how open the putter is before impactChannel: Club Champion
• Keep your head still by not looking at the holeChannel: Danny Maude
• Pick two aim spots: one for line, one for speedChannel: PorzakGolf
• Prayer drill: putt from the shoulders, hands outChannel: Dan Grieve
• Fit an arm-lock putter below the elbowChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
• Stay down on short puttsChannel: Dan Grieve
• Hang the putter from your left eye to set ball positionChannel: PorzakGolf
• Keep the putter in frontChannel: Dan Grieve
• Use routine to quiet nervesChannel: Danny Maude
• Make 30 straight around a three-foot circleChannel: MrShortGame Golf
• Play the high, defensive line on sloped puttsChannel: Mark Immelman
• Prefer the rotation rate that is easier to controlChannel: Club Champion
• Set a repeatable stroke length for short-putt speedChannel: Golf with Aimee
• Stabilize the face for a wide margin for errorChannel: Club Champion
• Three-six-nine foot make-count ladder putting drillChannel: gm__golf
• Face the start line on breaking puttsChannel: Dan Grieve
• Use a string line to groom aim and start lineChannel: Dan Grieve
• Avoid over-reading short uphill puttsChannel: Golf with Coach Carolin
• Commit to process on short puttsChannel: Dan Grieve
• Play the ball one inch ahead of center on straight puttsChannel: PorzakGolf
• Raise putting make rates inside 10 feetChannel: Mark Immelman
• Build putting control with daily repetitionChannel: Golf with Aimee
• Check whether the ball rolls end over endChannel: Mark Immelman
• Don't ram short putts; respect capture speedChannel: Mark Immelman
• Don't roll short downhill putts over the ball's seamChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
• Check strike location with an open putter faceChannel: Club Champion
• Check make percentage by distance for scoring opportunitiesChannel: Club Champion
• Look for a stable face through the impact zoneChannel: Club Champion
• Check putting ball position with the handle-to-zipper lineChannel: PorzakGolf
• Walk up and tap short putts, no set stanceChannel: Danny Maude
• Tee-in-mouth drill to steady your putting strokeChannel: PorzakGolf
• Accelerate the putter on short putts to beat decelerationChannel: Todd Graves
• Occupy your mind while waiting to puttChannel: PorzakGolf
• Identify why an eight-foot putt missedChannel: Club Champion
• Train start line with gates or chalk each weekChannel: Club Champion
• Ruler drill for short-putt face controlChannel: Club Champion
• Make putts in a row along a line, restart from 1 on a missChannel: Golf with Aimee
• Move the ball back to stop pushing and pulling puttsChannel: GOLF's Subpar
• Circle drill: make eight sets of four short putts in a rowChannel: gm__golf
• Make 40 three-footers in a rowChannel: MrShortGame Golf
• Quit labeling putts as par, birdie, or bigChannel: Mark Immelman
• Stay down and hear short putts go inChannel: Dan Grieve
• Practice short putts on heavy slope around the holeChannel: Mark Immelman
• Pre-round drill: 10 balls at 5 steps, hole 5, rest closeChannel: Golf with Aimee
• Be decisive rather than correct on puttsChannel: Mark Immelman
• Hit short putts into the back of the holeChannel: Dan Grieve
• Protect the five-foot putting floorChannel: PorzakGolf
• Match putter head weight to your stroke tempoChannel: Club Champion
• Measure putter path and closure instead of eyeballingChannel: Club Champion
• Start the putt on the first three inches of your lineChannel: Golf with Aimee
• Circle the hole with six three-foot puttsChannel: Todd Graves
• Keep trail index finger firm when it's down the putterChannel: stayhandsy
• Finish out short putts instead of waitingChannel: PorzakGolf
• Play the break even on very short puttsChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
• Feel a heel strike to fix toe misses with an open faceChannel: Club Champion
• On short putts, focus on process not the outcomeChannel: Dan Grieve
• Check arm-lock alignment with the back of your handChannel: Todd Graves
• Practice three-footers with six balls around the holeChannel: Todd Graves
• Use a reverse overlap grip to quiet the hands puttingChannel: Dan Grieve
• Visualize the make, not past missesChannel: Mark Immelman
• Use feet together to preset putting ballChannel: PorzakGolf