If you struggle with consistency in your putting than this is a video you want to watch.
Perception is reality and if the way we set up distorts that, you can find it very difficult to make putts consistently. The eyes are the cameras to the brain. What and how we see things aids in our development of a plan for movement. Within that plan would be how, when and where we move and equally important…in what direction. If the eyes are out of position they maybe providing you with a distorted view of where the hole is and thus causing you to miss putts.
To ensure this doesn’t happen, make sure your eyes are in the proper position by making the back of the head as flat (or parallel) to the ground as possible. This will allow your eyes to track the target line when it swivels – as it follows the target line to the hole – and NOT distort the target line or where the brain thinks the hole is (while you’re looking at the ball).
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