Importance and advice on putting

Speaking of golf, people used to think it was a leisure sport for the rich. In fact, with the improvement of people's income level and the construction of various golf venues, more and more people have been able to participate in this sport, and the level has been improving year by year. For beginners, it is usually from the putting semester. Professionals believe that putting is the basis of playing golf well. Let's discuss this together below.

Many people think that putting is simple and not that important. In fact, putting accounts for 40-50% of the entire game, which shows the importance of putting. When we play golf, think about our score, such as 80, 90, or even 100. Is it caused by many three-putts or four-putts? If they are all reduced to two-putts or one-putts, imagine how much your total score can be reduced.

When it comes to putters, they come in a variety of shapes. There are short shafts, medium-length shafts and long shafts, with traditional heads and larger heads. Larger heads are more popular now because their weight can make the putter more stable. There are now inserts on the face of the putter, which can make the ball roll better and have a better touch. I personally prefer a longer shaft and a larger head. In fact, this is all personal preference. There is no right or wrong. The key is that you can push it steadily and well.

There are many different ways to putt. You can see many different ways on TV or in magazines. There is no right or wrong way. It’s mainly a matter of personal preference. If you are a beginner, I suggest you practice the most traditional and common putting method first. In fact, everyone may have a different way of putting, so just choose the one that suits you.

At this point, we realize the importance of putting in golf. It is the key to the final hole-in-the-hole scoring. For beginners, in addition to referring to TV teaching materials or professional books, it is best to learn from more professional players, or participate in some professional training courses if conditions permit, and then practice more to find a putting routine that suits you.