0:42 video runtimePutting Birdie Up Practice
Can You Roll Two Golf Balls Together?
Practice a clear contact task with two balls, then return to an ordinary putt.
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Check your read from the downhill side before choosing line and pace.
Start behind the ball and make your first read. Walk around the line to the low side—the downhill side—and look across the slope from about halfway along the putt. Does that view support your first read? If it is unclear, check the other side. Return to the ball, picture the curve, then choose your line and pace.
These diagrams illustrate the slope and predicted roll. They are not measured reads or a promise of holing the putt. Read efficiently and respect other players’ putting lines.
Adapt to your ability, the space and the conditions. Demonstrations are illustrative. Watch the full lesson and its YouTube description for context and references.
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