Good thoughts and reminders. Forgetting to reach for the chains is one of my biggest drawbacks. Also, liked the explanation on disc angles...trying to experiment with that a bit more.
Sometimes I have “commitment issues” when I’m putting. There are times that I don’t put enough force behind the putting stroke and it fades left early or drops early because it was just a weak putt. So a mental thing I tell myself, after I pick my aiming point, is to “putt through the basket.” By doing that it helps me putt, with more effort, in straight lines from my hand into center chains more often. Having that mentality helps me with my commitment issues, not sure if that may help others or not
That's good piece of advice! I've heard some people will look at the chains on the opposite side of the basket to help make them put more power on the putt. There are lots of cool little tricks out there! Thanks for the advice!!
I know that I've heard Nate Sexton say the "Aim small miss small" phrase, but man you can't ever really hear that enough! Thanks for the reminder!
I can see Nate saying that, he is very wise!
Good thoughts and reminders. Forgetting to reach for the chains is one of my biggest drawbacks. Also, liked the explanation on disc angles...trying to experiment with that a bit more.
I have to remind myself of that too! Especially when I'm scared of the consequences of a miss!
Thanks Michael! Glad to see you back. Hope things are getting better!
Thanks, Jacob! It’s good to be back!
Great to see another video. Hope your family is well. Blessings!
Thanks, Eric! Hopefully we are all good to go now!!
Mel Gibson in the patriot?
THAT'S IT!! Thank you!!!
Great movie! I love hearing the quote related to putting, because I'll never forget it!
Sometimes I have “commitment issues” when I’m putting. There are times that I don’t put enough force behind the putting stroke and it fades left early or drops early because it was just a weak putt. So a mental thing I tell myself, after I pick my aiming point, is to “putt through the basket.” By doing that it helps me putt, with more effort, in straight lines from my hand into center chains more often. Having that mentality helps me with my commitment issues, not sure if that may help others or not
That's good piece of advice! I've heard some people will look at the chains on the opposite side of the basket to help make them put more power on the putt. There are lots of cool little tricks out there! Thanks for the advice!!