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Summary: Learn how to practice short putts in golf with expert tips and advice from a professional golf instructor in this free online advanced golf video clip.

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Kevin Kenny Kevin Kenny is the PGA Director of Instructor for Tampa Palms and Hunters Green in New Tampa, Florida. He is instructor to tour players and Amateurs alike. Le... read more

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How to Practice Short Putts in Golf

JOHNNY MILES: In this clip, I'm going to talk about short putting, okay? I've hit my tee shot above the hole, putted down a really fast putt. And now I've got about a five- or six-footer back up the hill. Now, what I did was when it came rolling down the hill I paid attention to it and see--saw which way it was breaking then I'm going to get a good look at it from below. I saw the putt come in from left to right, so going back up the hill it's a bit right to left. Every putt to me is a straight putt. Okay? I see this in a straight line just at the right edge of the hole, perhaps a little outside. My pre-shot routine, I will set my eyes to that straight line, my putter to my eyes and then make a good stroke. In putting, you have a really long putt, watch it all the way to the hole, especially if you get it past a hole, watch what it did. That helps you read the putt coming back and make those five-, six-footers for par a whole lot easier.

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