How to avoid the three-putt by lag putting
Sometimes a two putt isn't a bad thing
Foremost Golf pro Gareth Jones demonstrates the importance of lag putting to avoid the dreaded three-putt
How often do we hit a great drive, a perfect fairway shot and then we just fall short on an 8 foot birdie putt?!
Sometimes a two putt isn’t a bad thing!
How to read your putts properly with European Tour Pro Andy Sullivan
Gareth will help you visualise a new way of putting and help lower your scores when on the green.
In this drill Gareth explains that we should visualise a 3 foot zone around the hole and ensure we putt within that to prevent us from losing shots and losing our cool when we go all out attack on a putt.
James Savage
Former equipment editor of NCG. Inconsistent ball-striker and tea-maker.
