This NEW grip can cure your putting yips!

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[@bjnwright]

Excellent video. Someone who actually understands the yips and I love that comment at the end. "If you can find a movement which just feels good in its own sense. And enjoy the movement" - I've never looked at putting like that.

[@stephencarow700]

The suggestion to think about where your putting stroke should finish makes huge sense and takes the pressure away from thinking about the complete stroke. And the you throw in the idea of a completely different stroke. Awsome idea that make sense and can’t wait to try them.

[@stephenwhale2198]

Thanks Pete, that was great. I nearly always get on the green in regulation and then the dread starts as I take the putter out of the bag. Radical change in technique and mental process = enjoyable putting!

[@florianhuerlimann1591]

Pete, I am a 17 yo +3 Handicaper and this video helped my Putting like nothing ever before. Just shows how good that content is. Keep up the good work m8🙏🏼

[@jdheelfan]

GENIUS! It is so true that when I putt I was always more focused on me and my technique than actually making the putt. I recently bought a much heavier mallet style putter with a bit longer shaft and all my putting improved immensely. Because I was now focused on letting that putter track on an arc instead of just hitting the ball. The fear of contact was gone because I don't anticipate it the way I used to.

[@peterfinchgolf]

jdheelfan 😀

[@aProudOG]

“Fear of contact.” Great phrase…exactly what I’m now experiencing with the flat stick.

[@jdheelfan]

@@aProudOG Do you listen to Karl Morris' podcast?

[@colinduffus4231]

Really like the idea of having a complete shift in technique, recruiting new neurons. I am on it!

[@Not_To_Golf_Is_Not_An_Option]

I am putting like this for a couple of months now and I improved vastly.

[@peterfinchgolf]

Holger Ertingshausen brilliant to hear

[@raysmith8564]

Seems logical, I will try this next time I am out on the putting green

[@mikefarrell8127]

Cure my yips. bloody hell pete,you are getting good at this putting

[@alvinsami8130]

Amazing. Love the tips around the mental part of the game.

[@christophelaureau5974]

I have terrible problems with yips. More with chipping than with putting. Putting with a pengrip is helping me. But when it is going very bad i drink a good gin tonic or two. My tension is than less and also my yips. A very good series!! Cure my yips

[@johndonohoe3778]

Cure my yips please. These videos are EXCELLENT! Thanks Peter.

[@darrelljohnson9940]

The looking at the hole didn’t work very well, but, the taking the putter to a certain point worked like a charm! Thanks for the tip!

[@markzoel8471]

Thanks so much for this Pete and Karl. I feel like I've already learnt a whole new way of looking at putting. I definitely focus way too much on technique so shifting focus to something else makes complete sense (light bulb moment💡). Cure my yips!

[@peterfinchgolf]

Mark Zoel 😀

[@andreas7405]

Thanks so much for the 3 ways of switching the attention. Greetings from Germany!

[@MiguelTheFirst133]

Very interesting, I do archery as well as golfing and there’s the same phenomenon but it’s called target panic, and in shooting sports it’s trigger panic. Basically it’s a psychological behavior that sets in when you train yourself to aim at the bullseye of the target. Your body will react to you trying to do it. The way to train out of it is like you demonstrated, set your body on autopilot and focus away from the conscious aiming.

[@chrisi1920]

Classic Pete! I can't wait to see how my buds react to the crocodile grip. Thanks Karl.

[@peterfinchgolf]

Chris I wait till they see your putting!

[@seanegan8789]

Pete I’ve tried this drill alongside the other putting grip video you did a while ago and I find I’m more confident in making putts. I find that my stroke is not breaking down nor is my holing speed because I’m focused on holing the putt rather than technique. Awesome video. Love your work! Cheers.

[@peterfinchgolf]

Sean Egan thanks a lot Sean

[@briantreadwell2206]

No think, just do! I thought about making notes . . . . maybe I’ll just get the book and scribble in that - great stuff!

[@richardlee2356]

CURE MY YIPS. love this series of videos so far. definitely the weakest part of my and alot of peoples game.

[@colereynolds7257]

Holy crap my wish came true putting videos and exactly what o need to improve my mental game.

[@peterfinchgolf]

Cole Reynolds #genie

[@rangerjack110]

Good positive thinking, focusing away from the technical thoughts. Cure my yips!

[@johnmanders4742]

Cure my yips. Good video, very intetesting.

[@randalllaframboise360]

I putt while looking at the hole. Been doing that for some time now. Helps me cure a lot if ills when it comes to putting.

[@markpogson3799]

I have been putting with my eyes on the hole for about a year. Improved my distance control and direction. Totally recommend it. But get used to it on the practice green before trying it in a round because, at first, you may feel like you will miss the ball. However, I never had any air swings. In fact it helps me "feel" the swing of the putter head.

[@peterfinchgolf]

Mark Pogson 👍

[@after2am150]

Had good laugh! I believe a lot of golfers have lost the kid inside that just enjoyed the game and had fun. They get over competitive and beat themselves more then the course does

[@peterfinchgolf]

After 2am 👍

[@todthetoller]

A thought from the first and second tip that resonate with my game, with short and long game, is that focusing my attention on recreating a practice swing whilst being over the ball allows me have some of the best strikes. My thought being focusing only on my swing and not worrying about the contact with the ball, as one would during a practice swing. With this the ball is just an small obstacle within the swings path and not the other way around. Not sure this makes sense, but it does in my head. Happy golfing everyone

[@peterfinchgolf]

Branden Deyerle almost!

[@mikewhite255]

This was fun to watch , thanks .

[@davidabrial5328]

CURE MY YIPS. As explained, you need to train both the technical side and the créative side of putting. Your Aligator/Flamingo and Locke putts were training the creative part. Nice video !

[@peterfinchgolf]

David Abrial thanks a lot David

[@pieterdubbelboer9419]

Should have watched this way sooner, very nice!

[@jdheelfan]

The best thing about staring at the hole on putts that length is that it keeps your head in place

[@mdl8399]

These videos are fantastic! Thank you

[@shawnmcdonald9070]

Fascinating. Very descriptive explanation. Liked watching Peter's mind visibly expand at minute 8

[@peterfinchgolf]

Shawn McDonald #mindblown

[@darrelljohnson9940]

I haven’t tried change of focus yet but it’s the first thing I’m going to do when I get to the course!

[@peterfinchgolf]

Darrell Johnson let us know how it goes Darrell

[@derekbrown8468]

Cure my yips. Great video. So simply put and so easy to understand. Brilliant 👍

[@peterfinchgolf]

Derek Brown cheers derek

[@travissawicky]

Great vid, Pete. Thanks!!

[@ess8280]

Great video Pete 👍🏻

[@mimisayyakone3690]

There is a lot great information in the videos. I would love to read the book.

[@peterfinchgolf]

Thanks David - you should read the book, its really useful

[@michaelstothers4796]

Cure my yips!!! Great to see this content.

[@ronanderson2059]

This series of videos is exceptional in both content and presentation. I have been golfing for 6 years and study the game. I wish I would have found this series earlier. Thank for making this available.

[@timmcgrath9708]

I had the yips. - I rotated my top hand (rotated left for a RH) so it became really weak I keep my left wrist and hand VERY firm. This seems to remove my right (top hand) from the shot now. This stops me yipping under pressure 90% of the time.

[@katfitness2701]

I just 😂 at flamingo! I never thought I could laugh about something as serious as the yips... and this may have saved my game. God bless you.

[@makingguitarsimple]

Hugely Helpful… Thank you!!!!

[@thatgeezeruk]

Great video, this chap knows the mind! I have been using the look at the hole technique for many years even from 30' it works....I use the analogy, 'we got to the moon I'm sure I can get a ball in a hole from 6"! '

[@peterfinchgolf]

That Geezer wonderful logic!

[@martinredgrave4767]

Cure my yips. Loving this series. I will definitely try those first two drills - especially the second. The idea of concentrating on where the head finishes is fascinating. Not sure the flamingo grip is going to catch on though.

[@peterfinchgolf]

martin redgrave I beg to differ #flamingoforlife

[@scottrussell371]

Side saddle putting is not illegal. What Sam Snead did and what was deemed illegal was straddling the ball to putt. Side saddle or face on putting is perfectly legal as long as you don’t anchor the putter.

[@kenattaway721]

Cure my yips...although I never had any...I do like the Flamingo!!! And...I like this fellow's method of teaching....Thanks, Pete...

[@davidstephens6813]

Interesting video Peter. Certainly an idea that resonates even if it isn’t really putting yips that I struggle with. Just focusing on attention is something that I think could also help with other areas/shots, be it the tight tee shot with bad memories or the pitch over a bunker etc.

[@robertmontgomery7686]

Got a lot out of that. Confirmed what I was finding on the course, I putt best when I think less. Look at the hole, find the line, then just stroke the putt.

[@shaneh2289]

This was a great video 👍

[@the2nd990]

I only putt looking at the hole. It has created “much” better distance control in my putting game.

[@shannonshook9288]

Please send me the book. Thank you very very much.

[@matdomchris]

Had a round yesterday, and thought i'd try just looking at the hole for all my putts. Seemed to improve my lag, as all im thinking about is pushing the putter through with enough force to get the ball where im looking, and not on my backswing or anything else.

[@joeperez3520]

Cure my Yips Sidesaddle putting is NOT illegal. What Sam Snead did that was later declared illegal was putt CROQUET style, standing with one foot on both sides of the line of the putt with the ball between his legs. An interesting note is that it is LEGAL to make a stroke croquet-style anywhere OFF the green. It's only illegal on the putting surface.

[@peterfinchgolf]

Joe Perez who knew!

[@DanTheGunMonkey]

Some very interesting info here! Awesome Pete, I'm going to take it on the course with me Friday and see what happens 👌🏻

[@peterfinchgolf]

GolfMonkey Dan Let us know the verdict!

[@DanTheGunMonkey]

So, less scared of overhitting the putt, seemed to be more online too. Great start I think 🤘🏻👌🏻

[@chrisash6887]

I have the putting jips and its made me putt left handed but I hate it , when I do a right handed practice putt its perfect then when I hit the ball it goes all over, so I will be trying all the tips here many thanks

[@HarryFlowerGolf]

Still got a couple of Karls Audio CD's from about 10 years ago, they were really good... yes... Audio CD's... Am I aloud to feel old when I say that even though I'm 24?...

[@peterfinchgolf]

Harry Flower Golf ha I’ve still got some vhs’s kicking about somewhere

[@iankoch956]

Cure my yips- should have got the bloke behind you in for a lesson (13.10) missed a short one and not happy by his body language, thanks for the info, enlightening !! cheers

[@SteveSmith-wv8ug]

Want to see you put those into practice on your next golf blog Peter. lol

[@mortelski5814]

Love the section on brain path going wrong. My left hand makes a smooth stroke, but my right hand is yip city. Cure my yips. Please. Please 🙏

[@ianyoungson778]

Cure my yips. That has to be one of the best putting vids ever. Not too keen on the Flamenco Grip but heck, who am I am to call it?

[@peterfinchgolf]

ian youngson exactly 😂

[@PMeade]

Cure My Yips. Thanks for the opportunity.

[@davidglendinning8457]

Cure my yips. I changed from an odyssey #1 couple of years back to an extended daddy long legs with a 295g armlock converter grip. Never looked back.

[@califloridian2009]

Thanks for the tips ! Subbed. You can thank Rick Shields.

[@frankc8916]

Great video. Interested in how the same can be applied to full and half strokes with both woods and irons

[@damo1493]

I think there's a lot to be said about the mentality of putting and taking the attention away from the impact. When you 'created your own grip' you still managed to get the ball in the hole. In no other shot in golf would you be able to achieve the outcome whilst compromising 'good technique'. Ain't nobody bombing it 300 yards with the crocodile grip! To me, this just reinforces that although techniques is important, putting is very idiosyncratic and you're much better improving your mentality with something comfortable to you than getting overly technical. I'd suggest this is very unique to putting and can't be said as much for other parts of the game as much.

[@richardthomas1674]

I’m usually a really good putter, give me a 6 footer for par in a big comp and you’re looking at 2 putt minimum. Cure my yips!!!

[@cauliflowerpete616]

The intro I feel is inspired by The Office/Brent. Big fan if so.

[@hillbillybassfisherman8181]

i been searching what is the best modern putter for a new putter i bought ER6 evnroll it pushes the pga rules to max with the face make the ball track back to whole an gravity grip an now get me new putting stoke that is the best what im going to do.take my game to next level.i started playing left hand low first started playing this game now im going to try both hands together cause i put both hands together an swing so natural straight everytime..i watching different drills to figure out what works i know one way i always did Phil drills

[@hillbillybassfisherman8181]

wow i never knew that PGA made such a putting way against putting but the guys used belly putter an chest putter that was legal to they said no we changing this also like the FDA what works you cant do hahahahahahaha

[@jonathanlythe4736]

Cure my yips ... even though I don’t have the yips 😂

[@intreegue1735]

Cure my yips. The flamingo 😂 Going to give these tips a shot later this week on the putting green 👍

[@artsmith7918]

Late in the video it was mentioned that Sam Snead went to side saddle putting, and one of the guys said that they made it illegal. No so. Side saddle has always (and still is) a legal way to putt.

[@robertdidrikson9482]

Right, it was the croquet style that was banned.

[@andrewtownend2769]

Cure my yips. Excellent video.

[@jasonroth1508]

oh i needed this!

[@ChrisOwen74]

Loving the series Peter! oh and Cure my Yips

[@davidboddy4207]

Karl makes a lot of sense, Pete makes lots-O-putts :)

[@peterfinchgolf]

David Boddy and that’s what we like to see!!!

[@samfoster8031]

Cure my yips. Another great video!

[@GolfingMalky]

Cure my yips Yep, this is super useful stuff; not sure I will try any of your new grips on the course but the looking at the hole when I putt is definitely on my To-Try List Cheers

[@Doubs16]

Cure my yips (or those of the poor fella at 13:10 🙈). Great video series Pete!

[@steveperryman8102]

Isao Aoki ... my example too when I say to people perfect technique means nothing. Glad someone else remembers him, and glad there are wise heads to crowbar out a ridiculous over technical approach to what is a 99 percent feel activity. The only positive I can find for that sort of approach is that the delusion of doing it "right" might create confidence .... and confidence creates a positive strike .... something that's everything with the short stick.

[@davidamos2846]

good video, especially as my name is Dave. Not been putting well for ages, some interesting thoughts and routines. cure my yips..

[@dwaynema]

Cure my “really bad yips” thanks!

[@ericstinnett9182]

I started saying make the putt, instead getting it close. Regardless how it may look.

[@Spudroe]

I'm pretty sure the side saddle technique is legal. Sam Snead straddled the ball while doing a similar to side saddle stroke and that was made illegal.

[@Theuniquemindofjustin]

cure my yips. great series

[@stuartmurdoch5050]

Cure my yips, great content and psychology for putting....not sure I myself would get away with demonstrating the ‘Flamingo grip’ to my mates...lol

[@banditbaker1675]

Loving this Putting series Pete. You don't want to try my putting grip, I call it the "Ham Fisted Muppet"!

[@peterfinchgolf]

Bandit Baker wow

[@terrylalley]

interesting thinking, very interesting

[@sjljcombat8213]

Can you do a video on how to start a golfing KZbin please? I’m out every day for about 5-6 hours playing golf and I would like to do KZbin with it. I’d appreciate it a lot. Thanks

[@peterfinchgolf]

SJLJcombat kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKfcZIVmaNmsepo

[@friedrichmocker6676]

I always find myself looking at the hole annoyingly much when I play great putts/chips/pitches. When I am really in the zone and play my best I am complete fokused on the outcome (hole/flag/green). Sometimes I take one more glance DURING the backswing! I always found this annoying, but after seeing this it seems like a good thing? I dont usually do this, but it just happens subconsciously ...

[@tombowman105]

13:15 the guy in the background missing a 4 footer then gives himself a gimme at about 12 foot

[@peterfinchgolf]

Tom Bowman haha

[@KevlarElmo]

Cure my yips - awesome video 👏

[@peterfinchgolf]

Kevlar Ellidho 👍

[@vandraad1553]

This is helping me a lot. P.S. What song is in the background?

[@Larry0J]

Wouldn’t you have the tendency to push the push rather than stroke with trying to get to the perfect follow through?

[@lindakilgore2298]

Soooo, this is scary...I putt better looking at the hole than I do looking at the ball. In fact, I'm putting pretty damn good with this technique. My touch is fabulous as is distance. I can be off directionally, but because my touch is so much better, I am close. Do I need to worry about this? Is this a legitimate way to putt?

[@peterbrewer1822]

Putting side saddle is not illegal. Only if it's between your feet.

[@rodneyblackwell7477]

My putting tip is i focus on the toe of the putter going past the ball on putts under 10 ft.. not thinking about hitting the ball.

[@Left-Foot-Brake]

An old man told me playing an occasional round of putt-putt golf cures the yips.

[@benatkins7382]

Love the vid! CURE MY YIPS

[@jmtgolf2756]

I have actually started looking at the hole when putting inside 15 ft