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  1. 1. What do you use to line up putts?

    • A logo on the ball
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    • A line I've drawn on it
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    • A spot in front of the ball on the green
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    • Nothing - I just hit it
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Many poor shots, of all types, result from poor set-up and alignment. It can't hurt to have this extra reference.

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I've never really tried the spot putting method and I surely don't bother with aligning my ball. I'm more of a big picture putter. I just get a read on the green, line my putter accordingly and go at it. I seem to do alright (my low so far is 32 putts for a round).

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I line up the titleist script perpendicular to the hole and go from there...

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When I take my stance and look down at the ball I don't want to see anything- no logo, no line, nothing. I do, however stand behind the ball and imagine the line the putt will take. I look for the break point and trace a line back to a spot about 6 inches in front of the ball. That is what I aim at. Then when I address the ball it's one or two looks at the break point and pull the trigger. I do my best not to peek, especially so on short putts. I wait to hear the ball drop into the cup.

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