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Originally Posted by jayswin
In my experience your average golfer will go to the range and put significant time into irons, driver, hybrids, woods.
Those same golfers will typically stop at a putting green for 5 minutes before a round, tap a few balls around in a non pointed manner, from random distances and go "alright got a feel for the greens". And that's basically their entire practice putting regiment.
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I know I need to do this more but also wonder if I need to fix my grip, putting thoughts etc.
I guess with other shots it's easier to identify the issues (swing path, takeaway, grip, etc).
I like analyzing my game and am able to adjust everything else. Even when it's going wrong, I at least have an idea of what I'm doing wrong and how to practice correcting it.
With putting, I don't have any real thoughts or strategies out there, I just putt and hope to get better with repetition.
Had six 3 putts in my round yesterday. It's comically bad and frustrating.
Also had 11/14 fairways from the tee which is really good for me, so I feel like 2 different golfers out there.
One guys pretty competent, one guys a total clown.