Watch This Japanese Putting Trick Once — You'll Never Need Another Lesson

📘 The Putting Plan, every part of putting in one book: your speed, the short ones, your line and reading the green. https://puttingplan.com/vhf1?src=desc 💌 The Quiet Fairway Circle: one short letter from me every week, with one thing to try on the green or on the course. https://join.parkgolfjapan.com?src=japanese-en-banco-de-t-tulos-11-09-15-15_vhf1_desc_a One putt stops two feet short. The next one races past the hole. It was never your touch: how far the ball rolls is decided by how far your putter goes back. In this video you'll meet Walter, seventy-one, who came to me taking thirty-eight putts a round, and you'll watch him learn the old Japanese way to measure every putt with his own hand. ⛳ You'll learn the palm hold that quiets your wrists, how to stand so your eyes see the true line, the crossed-stick test that shows what really moves your putter, the ata (one open hand span) as your backswing, three test putts to read the day's green, and the wiggle drill that gives your eyes to the target. All you need is your hand, two alignment sticks and a practice green. Chapters: 0:00 Why your putts stop short or race past 0:40 Step 1: The hold that quiets the wrist 3:20 Step 2: Stand where your eyes tell the truth 6:08 Step 3: One ata back, moved by the shoulders 10:45 Step 4: Measure today's green before you play it 13:25 Step 5: Give your eyes to the target As a golfer who learned this on a Japanese practice green, I'm here to help you putt with the body you have, one simple measure at a time. 🏌️ #Putting #SeniorGolfer #PuttingTips #GolfTips