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To encourage the pupil to create good body alignment and club path?

Place 2 shafts parallel to the aim line either side of the ball to target line (1), the pupil should check their body lines are parallel to those lines (2).

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Start Golf - Putting - Exercises

Arms and Shoulders:

To encourage the player to get a feel for the correct putting stroke

Players begin by clapping their hands together (1) and swing using the arms and shoulders (2). Lower body should remain steady. This gives a feel of using the correct motion rather than the wrists and lower body.

Start Golf - Putting - Exercises

Tick - Tock Tees:

To encourage the pupil to develop consistent rhythm to the stroke and control the distance.

Set a number of tees equal distance either side of the ball (3 either side).
(1) Use the tees to mark the ?tick? and ?tock? of the stroke
(2/3) The pupil should develop the equal rhythm and feel for a shorter stroke for shorter putts and a longer stroke for longer putts. This could be used in conjunction with the One past the next drill.

Start Golf - Putting - Exercises

Brush:

To encourage the player to develop the correct angle of attack and contact.

Encourage the player to make a number of rehearsal swings brushing the grass opposite and forwards of the ball

This brushing of the grass should then be repeated with the ball in the way.

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