JonnyGolf

It looks to me like there are two issues: On the pulled putts in the video, the clubhead is moving outside the line and coming across the line. I would imagine you are sometimes unconsciously compensating for this by opening the face. Whether you're a straight back, straight through (Pelz) or inside to inside arc (Utley), the center of the clubhead shouldn't be outside the line. You may want to work on your tempo a little bit. If you're getting anxious about your putting, your tempo may be getting a little quick back and forward, which can make it difficult to putt "through" the ball. It sounds like you're already a solid putter, but I hope these tips help! JG

My favorite is chanting AN-NIK-KA in my backswing and SOR-EN-STAM in my downswing. And picturing her tempo while I do it. I've used this under tournament pressure and it works for me. YMMV!

Big Swings, Big Mistakes. Little Swings, Little Mistakes. Or so I coach my son. 3/4 swings are the way to go as the golf motion gets infinitely more difficult past 3/4. My game improved significantly when I started taking advantage of good drives (less than 130 in) when I used a couple of 3/4 swings to get the ball close to the pin.