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Inhale for better rhythm
Nick Dougherty explains the benefits of breathing
Breathe in
It sounds really obvious and simple, but breathing is a crucial part of every swing. With a putter in hand it will not only help improve rhythm but also relax you.
Before you pull the putter back, make sure you take a deep breath...
Breathe out
And then when you start the putter on the through-swing, exhale. If you are struggling on the greens with a bit of added tension this is well worth a try.
Nick Dougherty is a Callaway staff player. For more visit www.odysseygolf.com
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