Reading Golf Putting Green
Reading golf putting green plays an important role in improving golf scores and playing golf.
Professional golfers are continuing various methods and studies to improve green reading and write down low scores in matches.<
Now, let’s look at the core methods and secrets of putting green reading, and let’s not rush and reflect on the meaning and meaning by thinking deeply.
You will be able to see your changed putting score, or golf score.
1. Five steps to read putting green
1) Understanding the tilt of the green
It starts as you walk toward the green. Look around and get information about the curves inside the green in your head. As you walk with your feet, you feel it and grasp the shape of the green.
2) Reading the putting from the lower end
Measure the size of the putting at the lowest point of the ball and pinhole. Use this observation point to determine the distance and check the expected putting brake.
3) Identify the condition and characteristics of the green
Green has various characteristics. It is sensitive enough to react differently depending on the slope, speed, the condition of the lawn, etc.
There are various types of greens, such as grassy greens, bunker-like greens, large hilly greens, and concavely dug greens.
Understanding the characteristics of each green is the start of green reading.<<
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4) Green putting lies and speed identification.
The key to green reading is to accurately grasp Lie and Green Speed. Lie means the path to lead the ball to the hole, and speed indicates how much force and speed the ball should roll along the path.
The appropriate putting line should be determined by looking around the pinhole on the entire green, taking into account the condition of the green and the lawn.
5) Reading the slope with both feet.
It is also a good idea to read the slope of the green with both feet. Try to identify the slope by taking the address at the brake point as if you are going to putt.
2. Detailed strategies of putting green reading
We developed and practiced the knowledge and skills of green reading to learn about general matters to achieve score improvement. Then, let’s find out the detailed ways to read the green in detail
1) Watch your surroundings
As you walk toward the green, look around. It is important to get an idea of the curve inside the green. Let’s think about where water is flowing and how the slope is. In particular, start looking for the lowest point of the hole. This makes the next step easier.
2) Reading the putting from the lower end
When you first arrive on the green, first figure out which way your golf ball has moved to its current point. The position of the fallen ball will be the green, understand how the flow of the ball has occurred, and set a line to slowly go to the pin.
And read the more detailed lai of putting at the lowest position between the ball and the pinhole. You can find out in detail.
Standing on the lower end will give an overall good look at the overall brake of the putting.
3) Divide the putting into three parts.
If you’ve identified the large periphery and measured the size of your putting at the lower part of the hole, look at the putting behind the ball. And imagine your putting line into three different parts and read them separately. This will allow you to focus on each part.
4) Find the middle part of the putting line
If you’ve got a sense of how the hole will bend, stand in line with the ball to find the middle part of the putting line.
This will help predict how the ball goes before it reaches the hole, when it reaches the hole, and past the hole.
5) Focus on the front of the ball an inch
If you have finished understanding the green, the putting itself, and how the ball will curve into the hole, walk in to putt while looking at the front point of the ball an inch.
This will keep you focused and also give you confidence in whether to putt with the curve you intended.
3. Mind control for putting hole-in, confidence!!
When putting, it bends slightly to the right or to the left. Because small slopes, foreign substances, and spike marks can be affected if the rolling force is weak, speed to overcome this slope is needed and the slope should be carefully read.
Finally, what you see in front of the ball is to see the initial slope.
So, look at the late slope from the left and right slopes and the hole cup side, and then judge the speed of the ball.
Reading green is improved through habits and experiences. Make a habit of reading green every round and practice in various green conditions. Improve your green reading skills by utilizing real green games and screen golf.<<<
And by looking at the slope from the ball side, the direction is finally determined and putted.
Putting is the final step in a hole-out. And it’s a stroke play that the psychological part takes up a lot.
Confidence!! Stroke confidently imagining this putting falling into the hole.
Strong confidence will lead your ball into the hole. Step by step for a fun golf play today.