3-FOOT PUTTS: Fear to Fearsome...Do This & Hole Them EVERY Time!

[@Easiestswing]

We hope you are now confident to make these putts a strength in your game and begin rolling these in time after time. If you want to learn more about Easiest Swing remember to get your FREE E-book from easiestswing.com Happy Golfing Everyone!

[@japice1]

Excellent Videos. The best I have seen so far.

[@Easiestswing]

Wow, thanks! Much appreciated and glad you like them. 👍

[@stanmans]

His stuff worked for me

[@Roberto-bd9fq]

My entire game has improved watching these guys. One thing on putting is concentration, so practice on busy putting greens and do not get distracted, don't become disturbed and when it happens on the green, it will not affect you.

[@Easiestswing]

Thanks Roberto great advice and we are delighted to be helping you improve your game 👍

[@HarpreetSingh-yo5kn]

Brilliant tips for short putts seeing for the first time in my 50 years of golfing

[@Easiestswing]

Thank you! We are very happy to have helped, hope you find more brilliant tips in our other videos!

[@lostinfens]

Brilliantly simple. I find that if I smile as I'm putting it works wonders.

[@Easiestswing]

Smiling is a great way to release tension, calm any nerves and make these putts even more enjoyable! Thanks for sharing.

[@alangoudie2299]

Thank you for a really helpful video. You can save or waste many shots on the putting green.

[@Easiestswing]

You are very welcome and absolutely right. Improving at this part of the game is where golfers can really save a lot of shots.

[@stepheng6748]

So simply brilliant. Will practice this today. Subscribed.

[@Easiestswing]

Wonderful, really pleased you enjoyed the video and welcome aboard 😀

[@stratovani]

Whether for birdie, par, or bogey, three foot putts are MUST MAKE putts. Fortunately they are easy to practice in your living room. Part of my practice routine is working on three to five foot putts.

[@Easiestswing]

Great and thanks for sharing. Practicing short putts indoors is such a simple way to improve. Combine this with some swings of a Hole In One and you will be formidable next time you play!

[@Dan-tc1zx]

So glad you made the 'Easiest Putt' video I was waiting for!

[@Easiestswing]

Really pleased you enjoyed this Dan. Hope it helps you to roll in more of those 3 footers. Though you might find the principles apply to longer putts too 😉

[@bruceabrahams4066]

Thanks for this insight. I now have new (to me), knowledge.

[@Easiestswing]

Our pleasure! We hope you put this new knowledge on putting to great use!

[@roberthaar]

My thoughts are as follows: straight back straight thru on short puts. Focus on right hand guiding the face of the putter. Loose grip. Take back enough so the putter face releases. Keep head steady until ball goes in hole. Be aggressive and you won’t miss.

[@frankdesantis8078]

Who knew that! Sort of like pool, center to center.

[@tadlamb3576]

Phillip, You look like a guy that would try something different. When I have a put that breaks from right to left. I aim straight at the pin and I put a slice stroke on the ball and It goes straight to the hole. This is really fun. It just takes a few minutes of practice to get the feel of the stroke. Years ago, I saw Cory Pavin do this on a 5' put. I did this on a 50 foot put right in the hole. My playing partners couldn't believe their eyes. This works on long and short putts. Give it a try. Have some fun! Tad Lamb Columbus Ohio.

[@Easiestswing]

Will do Tad - I love the concept of executing something that resonates with your psyche. I’ll definitely give it a go!

[@3putt548]

This doesn’t take into account the tricks your eyes can play on you. I struggled with my short putts missing to the right. This was on straight putts also. I used the Sam Putt Lab to do an analysis of my putting stroke. Two very important things I learned. First, what I thought was square to the target was not. The laser showed that every putt I stroked, had the club face two degrees open at address. So I was off line from the very start. In addition this was causing me to cut across the ball. Second, I was decelerating on my putting stroke even from 3 feet. This was causing my putter face to open also. I switched entirely to left hand low and that has helped a lot. However I’m struggling a bit with speed on longer putts. Nothing is as easy as it seems.

[@Easiestswing]

Great comments thanks 🙏

[@gerardmcbryde3156]

These putts are giving me nightmares at the moment, I’ll give this a try thanks

[@philipsparks8315]

Good luck and don’t forget step three - relax and b-r-e-a-t-h-e! 😉

[@Easiestswing]

Good luck and stay relaxed!

[@gerardmcbryde3156]

@@philipsparks8315 this is so funny to me,a few year ago a friend met me moments after I’d qualified for my first club championship (c grade ) I had been dormie 4 and won on the 18th I was so excited and my friend looked at me and gave me the exact same advice breathe😂😂❤️🏌🏼‍♂️🇦🇺

[@vicpnut1]

These 3 footers are the most anxiety inducing putts for me …i like the whole path as apposed to line..it seems to sort of mix well with my letting ball roll in like “fall” in not roll “push “in style some of my friends have.. so aiming near middle of the “path “ on breaking putts instead of focusing on a narrow line for breaking putts of some distance especially should make my 3’ second putts more like 1-2’ if not in at best .

[@Easiestswing]

Great thoughts - hope this helps you get more pars and birdies!

[@Kirtlington-Bandit]

Lost so many putts today 7 pars and still lost maybe 10 putts on green . Been trying to straighten my hit will try this 👍

[@Easiestswing]

We are certain you can make more of these putts following these simple steps. Good luck and go make some more pars! 👍

[@Kirtlington-Bandit]

@@Easiestswing it worked today . Won my division 39 points, all my short putts dropped 👍 pity about the driver 😂

[@philipsparks8351]

Brilliant! Congratulations 👍

[@motty147]

Is that the lovely Royal Ashdown?

[@Easiestswing]

Indeed, it is the wonderful Royal Ashdown Forest Golf Club ⛳️

[@matthewlemon9282]

Nice Vid. But you didn't touch on those snap breaking 3 footers where you may even need to aim outside the hole and drip in. Do you recommend hitting firm to minimise break?

[@philipsparks8315]

Hi Matthew You are right to question this and there is definitely more than one way to approach this type of putt. Certainly too much to just put in a comment here!! so there is at least one more video to come on this topic - keep watching!

[@PanglossDr]

Listen for the ball hitting the hole. Don't look. Works 100% of the time.

[@jamesbarr5170]

What is the difference between `path ` and `line` ?

[@Easiestswing]

That is a really good point to consider - when we think of line it is a very narrow track towards the hole whereas path is about the width of three balls alongside each other. Nearly 3.5” wide. If the ball is at the right pace it can anywhere within the extremities of that path and it will fall in. Mentally getting the ball in that path is a lot easier than trying to make it stay on a narrow line.

[@jamesbarr5170]

Thanks for that. Makes sense and is likely to increase confidence. Well done.@@Easiestswing

[@arielluna4399]

👏👍👏👍

[@bootybandy]

I have recently had a putting lesson with my coach. He also emphasised the club face being square to the path and not the hole. New markings on my ball indicate the path and squareness of the club face. Thanks Philip

[@Easiestswing]

Really pleased the video has helped re-emphasise the importance of the clubface being square to your target. Keep rolling them in!