How to become a better Putter

In this video, we discuss how moving to a straddle putt can teach you several good techniques that you can carry over to become a better stagger putter. Even if you are a good stagger putter, you should learn multiple ways to improve your putting game. A lot of us negate our putting practice and think we can develop good habits out on the course but this is one part of our game that we can improve very quickly to shave strokes off our game. You can increase your putting skills by utilizing putting games for practice and the more you putt, the better your technique will get over time. Thanks to all who have subscribed and left feedback on my first video. You can find a link to it below.
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[@davereloader8837]

Enjoying your content Tony. Thanks!

[@robertgs3]

yee-haw homebody, enjoyed the info 🤠

[@jamesfarabaugh6669]

A note on wind: whether a headwind lifts the disc and makes it sail or knocks it down depends on nose angle. I tend to putt nose down which knocks it down. So while nose up putters (most people it would seem) aim low into a headwind, I have to aim high (and the opposite is true for tailwind).

[@let_it_fly_dg]

Great point. I've thought about this in a head wind. Some people say that 4 degrees nose down is where you want to be but for a headwind this might not be the case, we still want to be nose down but I think you can get away with it being neutral. Or is it offset with height, something to play around with. Thanks for the comment.