G· GOLF NUGGETS Find Browse Teaching moments Putting · Technique Use a one-two-three routine to stop extra looks On the course, build a simple one-two-three putting routine: get set, look through your gate/line back to the ball, then hit. Going one-two-three prevents the extra two or three looks that add tension and put doubt into your stroke. Channel: Danny Maude Watch official source at 12:34 Try itget myself setlook through the gate, back to the ballhit the putt PuttingDanny MaudePressure-Collapse Keep learningAdmit a bad situation quickly to move on — Golf with AimeePressure-putt routine: breathe, tighten core, hold line — PorzakGolfCredit outcomes that reduce double bogeys — Mark ImmelmanReframe a pressure putt as just another putt — GOLF's SubparUse W-I-N: refocus on what's important now — Mark ImmelmanReview the speaker's switch from a draw to a cut — Club Champion JavaScript is only needed for the in-app player and library actions. This verified teaching summary and its official-source link remain readable.