Practice these five tips and you’ll quickly notice an improvement in your putting stats. 1. Good technique — posture and path ... parallel to the target line due to proper ball position ...

When you get into good putting posture and your eye line is relatively over the ball, it can make it much easier to aim well and truly see the line. This is especially true for shorter putts ...

To fully understand how to walk correctly, it helps to focus on each part of the body, from head to toe ... put stress on your back muscles. Your shoulders also play a key role in your walking ...

With your eyes over the ball (above, left), you're in position to see the line, and if you're comfortable, you can concentrate on feel. My posture and ... On a breaking putt, pick your entry ...

And just like with the driver, the result is a weak shot that veers off line ... a putt that misses short and low. By contrast, picture how the pros watch their putts. They stay in their posture ...

It has been found that many right-handed amateurs place a greater percentage of pressure on the right foot than the left, and more toward the right toe (vice versa for left-handed players) when ...