Fall Line Putt Reader Putting Better（瀑布线推杆读者将更好）.pdf

Fall Line Putt Reader Make More Makeable Putts Some Putt Reading Facts Putting Confidence  The ability to judge correctly the way the putting surface slopes, and by how much, allows you to putt with greater confidence and commitment to your line. Indecision about which way your ball will break at the hole undermines your confidence and leads to a tentative stroke.  You are better off with the wrong read with a lot of confidence than with the right read, but with a lot of doubt. Indecision as to the line and speed is often the main cause of the poor execution of your stroke.  Whatever your read, trust your instincts and commit to your putt. Length of Putts  The most common putts in a round of golf are in the range of 4 to 5 feet with some break to them.  Putts in the 4 to 5 feet range are the result of chipping and pitching from off the green and from a long lag putt while on the green. Most of these putts are makeable, but are frequently missed as a result of a misread.  The majority of all putts are not level. On short putts with only a slight break, aim to keep the ball inside the hole on the side from where it will break. Misreads  Unless you have correctly assessed the line and the speed of your putt, your putt will miss, no matter how smooth your stroke.  Bad strokes are responsible for only a small proportion of missed putts. Most makeable putts are missed as a result of a misread. What you see as the break is not how the ball breaks.  Always see some break even on a short putt to increase your concentration and improve your margin of error by making the target at the hole smaller and more precise.  Most misreads of breaking putts finish on the low side of the hole as golfers typically under-read their putts