JCSneed's WGT Putting Method Explained

[@rw19901]

You have made a simple putt sound like quantum mechanics

[@Young46]

You should hear my directions for cooking spaghetti, may cause your head to explode.

[@DadsArmy74]

Thank you. Your videos have been a great help. I am using your distance calculation setup as well the JC Snead system in this clip. It's definitely helping improve my game play.

[@mickeybarker6608]

thx for sharing jcs method....it makes sense and it could help me on my putting ....regards mickey

[@kingcat3477]

Can you please explain how you arrive at your %'s ? I do not understand what they are derived from.

[@dpraet1]

Knowing how and teaching how are two very different skill sets...

[@hpurey]

At 5:12, I think it's meant to say edge of the cup not edge of the flag. Makes perfect sense though on the measurements.

[@Young46]

+H Purey Good catch, you are correct :)

[@kennywolfe6762]

I think I'm going to have to watch this again when I'm drunk. 30 minutes is not enough time to go from algebraic knowledge to learning dynamical systems and differential equations.

[@tweeotch]

I understand green speeds, but I get lost at 7:02 when you state the previously dot speed was at 12 seconds. You then say that would be half, if 6 (six) seconds for a grid is full, which goes from 50% to 33%? Basically, how did the dot speed lead to the amount to move my putt left of right? This is the only thing I can't figure out in all of your videos. I use the wind gauge formula all the time!

[@steveirons2833]

I listened to that part 3 times and I don't get it either! I thought 4 dot speed was 100% and 6 was 50%

[@nsl1209]

@ 06.55 from where is the 33% comes from?? Not to know this makes the rest not possible to understands

[@Young46]

+NSL The possible %'s are 0, 10, 25, 33, 50, 66, 75, 100. Obviously it can keep going but the increments are same (i.e. 210%, 233%).

[@robray753]

@@Young46 I think the question was not so much which percentages can be used... but how do you get from a dot being 9 seconds to xx%

[@srutiagarwal2472]

Can you please tell me how are u deciding the % i mean which % to go for

[@skodensun829]

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[@markmiller4850]

One thing that is confusing me. If the "box" is 8, then two boxes (16) would be larger than the first grid: what am I missing?

[@aeycool66]

How do you count the dot speed ? i am having trouble with it , and how to read the break

[@mickeybarker6608]

hi jason.....ive been using this system with great results.....can you just confirm for me the amount of seconds you count regarding percentage....i count full box.....but im confused with the percentages....your help i would appreciate alot.....

[@Young46]

Everyone's dot render at different speeds, so what I consider to be 100% (4 seconds to go half a grid) may not be the same for you. You just have to play around with it and find out what 100% is for you then build off of that.

[@EmilEngholmSrensen]

Can you link to the formular?

[@EmilEngholmSrensen]

Do you caculate the % off each course? Based on their speed. Or do you always use the same %.

[@rmhomemail]

What browser do you use? For putting, you can "right click" when you're on the green to "zoom in" and get a great close up of your putt. Works in IE and Chrome, but not Maxtheon.

[@Young46]

Maxthon

[@davidmccarty5688]

I'm with the previous comment: a "percentage" of what? Your math is okay, but the percentage is is in reference to what? I remember you saying "4 is 100%", but ...of what? And how does dot speed connect with percentage? I'm putting by the seat of my pants and pretty fair, but somehow distance seems to affect what I'm seeing as an angle to the left or right of straight at the hole.

[@Young46]

Watch the video again, it may take a few times watching it before it makes sense.

[@kingcat3477]

That's not a good response, can't you just be helpful and say % of what ?

[@jimspencer]

Any new content coming soon on putting?

[@Young46]

New video coming out this week with an interesting putting method.

[@jimspencer]

@@Young46 thanks I could sure the help putting.

[@jeremyryan1259]

At the 3:46 mark you say half the grid is 10 but then you say the whole grid is 15...I'm so confused. If half is 10 then the whole is 20, correct? Maybe I'm missing something. Also is the whole box 4 or 8? Thanks!

[@Young46]

Half is 10, full grid is 15 and 3/4 of a grid would be 12.5. Every grid thereafter is increments of 10 (i.e. 2 Grids = 25, 2 1/2 Grids = 30).

[@Young46]

Stay tuned for a new putting video on this method.

[@mgb0180]

half is 10.....aghh....now it makes sense.....

[@jimsutton4456]

I think I'm beginning to understand your break calculation watching this. I do not understand your speed selection on the meter. You strike at about 25% of the meter but how does that get the ball to roll 15 feet. 25% of 30 is 7.5. I'm missing this entirely. Is there a video on calculating putt speed. Or Maybe your metter is different than what I see in the screen on your video????

[@Young46]

+Jim Sutton An easy way to calculate green speed is to take 9 divided by the green speed then minus or add for the elevation. For example, on tourney 12 greens with a putt that is 15ft and downhill 3 inches, the base green speed would be .75 (9/12) then you subtract .03 (the 3 inches of downhill elevation) which makes it .72 (or 72%). From there you take the distance and add the elevation (15 + -3 .... 12) then multiply that number by the green speed (12 x .72) which gives you an adjusted distance of 8.64ft which is about 29% on a 30ft putting scale. Hopefully that helps.

[@clifflindstrom939]

how do you get meter to stop?

[@doctorlarry2273]

@@Claude-Eckel Oh sure. I think a method described in 3 lines is better than one that takes a page. ;-)

[@waltertaylor4754]

tnx for sharing

[@moonrules7365]

You lost me when you were in chip mode and said 1/2 a grid was 10.

[@vitamind1200]

Where are you getting the 33% and 66%s from

[@museicluvva8529]

dots moving at 6 per grid/square is 100% , so dots moving slower, say 12, is 50% as they are half speed. so the 33 and 66 are percentage of 6 dots. it isnt complicated. i think the box size has changed however since this video was made as it no longer seems to be 8 wide if half square is still 10, so the numbers given here will need some adjustment

[@rahulsinghchauhan5799]

good

[@giancarlotubal5985]

Im playing this game on ios bery relaxing

[@jaskooner2250]

So you are telling me anyone can use this and bang became a best putter ? NO. Just tell players to practice man and figure it out. there's so many variables, consistently counting 1 1000 2 1000 , clicking the ding , calculating speed , feel, hitting tee shot closer to have a birdie etc etc. I like your videos but this putting video gave me headache hah

[@dirtyharry719]

lol by the time u putt, the game/s over.. lol

[@Young46]

Easy to use this method on a 30 second clock once you get comfortable with it.

[@ghr67]

This guy knows what he is doing but doesn't have a clue how to explain anything because no one understand what percentage he is talking about!