Pre-Shot Routine For Putting

When you have chosen your line and decided on the type of putt you are going to hit, take a practice stroke next to your ball, looking at the hole, to program your mind for the distance of the putt. By doing this your eyes register the distance to the target and your brain calculates how much energy is required. For an uphill putt, take your practice stroke further from the hole than your ball lies to account for the added force you will need because of the slope. If it is a downhill putt, stand closer to the hole to program hitting the putt easier.

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