Drill: Break Change on Short Putts
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This video introduces a favorite drill for improving short putts, particularly those between 3 to 6 feet. These putts are challenging because the break can often change direction in this short distance, making them difficult to read accurately. The drill is designed to help golfers identify subtle break changes and learn how to adjust their aim and speed accordingly. By practicing with this drill, players develop better green-reading skills, improve confidence in short-range putting, and reduce missed opportunities on the course. Mastering these putts is critical for scoring, and this drill provides a reliable method to build consistency.
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