Putting
Breaking Bad: How To Curl In More Of The Tough Putts
Photo by J.D. Cuban
The biggest problem amateurs have with breaking putts is that they really don't practice them all that much. Even golfers who roll a few before they go out to play usually stick to straight-and-flat scenarios. Rarely will you have a putt of any considerable length that doesn't break at least a ball or two—and usually a lot more. If you're struggling to hole these, or at least get the ball close enough for tap-ins, use these four steps to improve your putting stats.
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David Leadbetter operates 34 golf academies worldwide.