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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT

Aug 06, 2018 Posted by: Smart Golf Golf History,  Golf Practice,  putt alignment,  Putting Paths,  putting practice,  putting technique,  Smart putting,  SmartGolf Method
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
Golf is a complicated sport and requires a certain amount of practice to be able to get to a decent level and perform well on the real golf course.  Many beginners end up extremely frustrated and lose interest rather quickly.  They often want to rush to play on the course and are reluctant to put the necessary time in on the practice range before attempting to play on the real course.

Eye position when putting

Jun 07, 2018 Posted by: Smart Golf eye setup,  putt alignment,  putting practice,  putting setup,  putting technique,  Smart Putter,  Smart putting,  SmartGolf Method,  Smartgolf Putter
Eye position when putting

One of the most important factors in putting is alignment.  If you’re confident your ball and clubface are lined up with the read you’ve chosen, it will free up your stroke.  This leads to the next important factor in putting which is consistently making the impact with the center of the ball.

If you want to roll your ball on the correct line you need to aim your putter face where you want the ball to start.  To do this it helps to align your eyes square to the putter face and the starting line.

Putting Paths

May 08, 2018 Posted by: Smart Golf Putting Paths,  putting practice,  putting technique,  Smart Putter,  Smart putting,  Smartgolf Putter
Putting Paths
There is a wide variation of putting techniques used among golfers of all levels. These days both experts and average golfers disagree on which putter path is the most advantageous path for hitting consistent, accurate putts. The disagreement is over whether the curve or path should be straight back and through or on an inclined (arced) plane.