Brad Faxon Putting Tip: How To Be A More Instinctive Putter

This little video from Brad Faxon talks about why you as a putter need to be more reactive and just do it when it comes to putting. Being able to see where the break is automatically and adjusting your putt for that, will help you become a better putter, period. As well, he talks about about a certain way to align your putt better with a simple little trick.

This video is less than a minute. Brad talks about preparation and practicing your putting being so important as well. Believe me you'll see the breaks in putts more easily if you practice regularly, and use a golf pro once in a while to help you through rough spots in your putting game. Most of us make putting tougher than it has to be. I shoot baskets regularly at the house I rent here in London, Ontario. It took me a long time for my free throw shooting to be instinctual, and that's what Brad is getting across to so many of you. My best day shooting baskets was 28 for 40. Most days it's about 20 to 23 for 40.

Even top golf pros don't get putts in near as much as you think. Especially short putts which are tougher to control speed and stroke wise. Send me an email and tell me your thoughts. I plan on having a webinar soon and I'm going to interview a putting expert. Not sure who yet. Any ideas? Just send me an email.


But for now, just learn from Brad Faxon in this video.

Much success on the green guys.

Mark