Brad Faxon shares some of his putting thoughts with us

[@obsidian7644]

Brad is such a gem, has helped so many golfers with his eagerness to teach. Some golfers are tight lipped. Cant thank fax enough.

[@JamesRidyardGolf]

He's a good guy, always happy to share his time and knowledge

[@RollYourRock]

ALWAYS enjoy listening to Brad Faxon! - Looking forward to his new book on putting 😉- THANKS!

[@joes189]

That book out yet?

[@RollYourRock]

@@joes189 No, I haven't seen anything yet...

[@Christian-hd6wq]

Silky stroke by Faxon, awesome insights from Brad! Thanks Graham

[@richardkind5517]

thanks guys, great video

[@albertlkv]

Brad, i am still searching why i can't sink my birdie putts whilst if that same putt is for Par...i can easily muster it. Can share your thought?

[@sausagembape677]

You know why, strong 'mental' routine is one thing to try, in the zone check that you're only focusing on target, be critical, ask if you managed, its not as easy as it sounds, think about how long you're in the playing zone, i see amateurs in there too long, get ready, see the target snd go, dont give those negative thoughts s chance..

[@danielmajor1015]

Read "The Inside Game". About tennis but 100% applicable to golf, written in the 70's and way ahead of it's time on performance psychology. TLDR: you can make them if you get out of your own way/head. Need to play/putt in flow states v. conscious thinking states driving the bus.

[@mntlblok]

@@danielmajor1015 _The Inner Game of Tennis_ maybe? W. Timothy Gallwey

[@propilot7428]

Gold! 👍

[@Moishe555]

That man is standing uncomfortably close to Faxon. Looks bizarre.

[@Robin-nt1jh]

Awesome insight.

[@hickorydragon8114]

Rhode island CC greens are slopey!!