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[glduffey]

Hard to do without seeing you putt. Seems like you may be quick with your stroke you can smooth out any putting stroke by backweighting. Backweighting is placing a 100 gram weight in the upper part of the shaft thru the grip check out the link.

http://www.golfsmith.com/browse.php?...tchall&Ntk;=All

[right handed phil mickelson]

what I would do is try and take a slower backswing while putting. A slower backswing provides a slower follow-through.

If that doesn't work, try and keep your head down as long as you can. Count "one miss-iss-ippi" after you hit the ball.

hope this helps!

[pjsnyc]

Try hitting a few not looking at the ball or with your eyes closed. (yes I said with you eyes closed haha) When you putt with your eyes closed, try to guess how far each ball rolled. That'll give you a better feel maybe. Helped me a LOT

What ^ said.

One tip I love to share with others is the use of your feet as a reference point - if you have a practice green at the course in question, find a flat portion of it and take your normal stance. Putt the ball using your feet as putting arc boundaries keeping the same 1-2 tempo. I find that this gives me a good reference as to how far the ball rolls given that swing arc. Adjust accordingly for your 5-footer but remember to keep the same 1-2 arc tempo whether its shorter or longer than your feet width :)

[MrW00t10]

Too early to diagnose any of these potential problems