How Do You Become A Confident Putter?
A good putter has to be confident. A good putter has to feel that he or she is up to par. Yes, if you start telling yourself that you can’t putt, you may indeed have a problem in getting your ball in the hole even from a distance of just two or three feet. Missing a short putt on the last hole may become an unforgettable mistake that you start dwelling on until it may haunt you for the rest of your life. People often say you learn from your mistakes. However, the inability to forget could be more devastating to golfing success than your inability to remember what to do. As a good putter, you must acquire the ability to consciously block from your mind all your missed putts. You must learn to focus on the present putt. Always think of yourself as a good, if not a great, putter. Of course, your inner self might tell you to get “real.” However, you must also learn not to use “realism” as your excuse for your persistent negative attitude towards your own evaluation of your caliber as a put
