EVERY Good Putter Does This! T-Rex Drill for Putting 🦖

Putting often looks like the easiest part of the game, but if that’s the case, why do you still suck at it?
A solid, repeatable putting stroke come from a solid foundation or set-up. How you stand to the ball has a huge influence on how you move you body and arms (and ultimately, the putter).
There are certainly many different ways to be a successful putter; you only have to look and the best players in the world to see there is no “standard” for putting. However, everyone conforms to the basic putting fundamentals of:
1. Control start line
2. Control speed
3. Predict curve (green-reading)
They do this from a set-up and stroke that has a very stable base. No good putter is moving around unnecessarily when they putt. And EVERY good putter does one thing that helps them to be more consistent (and I promise you that you’re not doing this simple piece!).
The T-Rex 🦖 drill is a simple way to learn good putting set-up, and become a platform for you to build a strong and consistent stroke.
Stick around to the end of the video to learn what ALL good putters have in common (it’s so simple you won’t believe you didn’t already do this!).
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[@phil1457]

I waited a few months to comment on this video because golf "fixes" often seem to disappear after a few rounds. I can now confidently say that this lesson has vastly improved my putting. In recent years my putting had deteriorated to the point that I had no idea of how to get the ball on line. Now I am consistently getting the ball on the line I want and I am making a lot more puts. The T-Rex approach gives me a consistent set up and encourages more of a shoulder stroke. Holding the finish helps me to maintain my posture and complete the stroke through the ball. Thanks Rob, I really enjoy the channel and it has definitely helped me. Phil

[@robertarthur2482]

Thank you for a very good lesson

[@alfshooter]

Excelente lección Master!! Saludos

[@markcraney3572]

This is the same putting setup Stan Utley recommends. You explain it better. Rob, I've watched a ton of golf instructional videos and you're the best! You have a gift for being able to explain things and demo them. Wish you were in Florida instead of Singapore, I'd be visiting often. Keep up the good work. By the way, I think you recommended Blast Motion. I bought it and have just worked with putting thus far. It's a bit frustrating to set up at first but it is a fantastic tool. My tempo turned out to be very, very good already but I was consistently 2.3 degrees closed. Figured out I was slightly deaccelerating in foreswing and subtly flipping with my trail hand. Amazing what a difference fixing that seemingly minor error makes. Thanks again.

[@robinharris4826]

Used S&T to massively improve my iron strikes, working on hit hard stop quick with my driver and now I’ve got T-Rex for my putting (which btw was awful!) - now I’ve got a game - just beat my golf buddy for the first time in years! Thanks Rob! This is genius!!

[@rl7880]

Just brilliant stuff, Rob. I love your lessons.

[@TomGillisGolfInstruction]

Great drill Rob!

[@robertreaves2773]

Good advice 👍

[@bedeashby6323]

Great tips

[@guybrown1865]

I’m going to try that tomorrow before my round, thanks.

[@guybrown1865]

@@golftecasia using the T-Rex drill reduced my putts by 5shots today.

[@johnbouttaveth2633]

Great putting tips Rob - your model of holding the putt work out nicely for him in the Open

[@rteach1]

I learn from you with every video. You are truly a gifted teacher. I say that with great respect because I was a teacher for 45 years (not of golf).

[@carlor.s.4742]

Never thought of standing too close or to far from the ball when putting. Going to try the T-Rex & find out where I'm at!

[@carlor.s.4742]

@@golftecasia Found out I'm probably standing a little bit too close to the ball. When I got it right I found I was 3 putter heads from ball to footline.

[@georgesleduc3084]

Hi Rob i am from Canada and new to your Chanel . I am going to try the t rex drill because i struggle with short putts .😡

[@paulnelson826]

Yes great video ,,davis love 111 is a good example of holding finish with short puts .. I need to work on holding my finish , coz when iam nervous my left hand comes of the club and goes behind my back 🤷🏿

[@mc8159]

Should the club path still be an arc or we should try to make it straight with the arm?

[@stormeagle]

I just started my golf lesson and your videos really help speed up my understanding. Concise and to the point . Your videos are amazing !!

[@artsmith7918]

Hi,, Rob ArtSmith again with another question for you. A while ago I watched a putting video by you using a mirror. I purchased the mirror (I like it) and it has holes to place tees which help with proper path. You used some little pegs (not tees) and I would like to get these. I have been unable to find your video again, and I can’t remember the name of the product you used. Can you help me with this? Thanks. Art

[@gordontucker055]

What’s your opinion on have a line on the ball I like the feedback, but after lining up the ball from behind it looks left when over it Thoughts?

[@douglasupshon3759]

What a fantastic insight into putting, thoroughly enjoy your simple but really effective techniques in coaching. I know how much work goes into this. Thank you

[@carlosfreitasdasilva9150]

Rob, Would recommend a symmetrical swing or a shorter backswing and a longer follow through ? Thanks, Carlos

[@keithdennis5972]

Rob, great video as always. Would I need to have the lie of my putter adjusted if the toe is too high/low?

[@starks1974]

Great tip again Rob! I always make sure to complete my putt swing as it provides that consistency & distance control. I see people all the time just stabbing the ball and can’t understand why they do it.

[@pamelamartini9030]

I just switched to an armlock putter because I struggle with putting. Still haven’t got the feel of it yet but have only used it a couple of times.You probably could not do this drill with an armlock because of the length. Any tips on the armlock putter

[@PauloG100]

I am sure Rob will answer your question, but I can say that I use a wrist lock putter and I do this method, as described by Rob, effectively. If you have a much longer arm lock, things may be more complicated. Hope this helps a little.

[@pamelamartini9030]

Thanks. It definitely is a lot longer comes to a little below my elbow

[@PauloG100]

@@pamelamartini9030 Ah, OK. It may be difficult in that case.

[@NotHolierThanThou]

Another solid vid, RC! I like Michelle Kwon’s vid about putting grip (elbow pits out, very Hogan elbows, palms nearly up) to get the wrists angled much like you suggest and take wrist movement to a minimum. Totally trying this drill today at the practice green (after my round) ;-)

[@martinhardman9288]

Great video! Watch me use this in 3rd round of the Open tomorrow. And...is Eriksen our new Paul Scholes? 😀

[@philwillrufford]

Great tips Rob - thank you! Are you 50-50 in terms of weight distribution or ever so slightly favouring your lead side?

[@einstu]

I putt cross-handed. Do you think it’s important to get the forearms level in the same way?