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How to master the lag putt
Cosy the ball up with confidence
Turning three into two
Leaving yourself tricky five-footers under pressure is not recommended, so I want to show you how to avoid them by improving your long putting.
Work on these tips and you will leave yourself fewer of those horror putts.
Getting a clear picture
When I practise I mark the spot from which I hit with a tee. This way I have a really good look at the putt from the both behind the ball and the reverse angle.
Then I go to the mid-point on both sides and look at the slope.
The point of all this research is to build a clear picture in your head of the green’s contours.
David Drysdale is a Callaway staff player. For more visit www.odysseygolf.com
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- NICK DOUGHERTY: Become more imaginative
- TOP DRILLS: Use this Steady Head tip
- TOP DRILLS: Strike it right
- CHRISTIAN NILSSON: Through the gate
- JOHN BICKERTON: Why the claw works for me
- ALISTAIR FORSYTH: Learn from my gate drill
- THE BASICS: Perfect your set-up
- THOMAS BJORN: My holing out keys
- OLIVER WILSON: Holing those three-footers
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- DAVID DRYSDALE: How I see long putts
- MARCEL SIEM: How I get lined up
- TOP DRILLS: Training your putting stroke
- TOP DRILLS: Stay still over your next putt
- OLIVER WILSON: Keeping my body and hands working
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