WHY A SOLID PUTTING PRACTICE ROUTINE GROOVES THE ABILITY TO READ PUTTS

To capably read putts, it is imperative that you practice visualizing the break on various breaking putts in practice in order to "groove" your eyesight on breaking putts.  You have to see the ball break into the hole.  And the way to do that is watch 5-10 breaking putts in a row go in the hole!

So you build up your break reading skill by making 5-10 in a row.  Each different putt must be mastered.  So you have to make 5-10 left breaking putts, starting at 3 feet, and hopefully at 6 feet and if you really want to push the envelope at 9 feet!  The same routine has to be followed for a right breaking putt.

Making the "REPS" count on the practice putting green is how you learn to read the break on a putt in the first place.  Most golfers do not realize that - but pool players and basketball players understand the idea instinctively.  And quarterbacks too on various length of passes. And dartboard throwers.

THINK ABOUT IT! 

To learn more go to http://www.Amazon.com for "Breakthorugh in Golf" in the book section.