Drill: How to Calibrate Uphill & Downhill Putts
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This video demonstrates a practical drill for calibrating arm bend on uphill and downhill putts. By comparing a standard read with actual ball behavior, golfers learn to make feel-based adjustments for elevation changes. The exercise develops confidence, improves consistency, and helps players fine-tune their reads through experience rather than guesswork.
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