The golf putting video shows you the ideal aim. This is of great importance for a successful shot, not just when putting, but for every type of shot. Good aiming and alignment are particularly important when learning to putt successfully. To do this, the golfer must first of all be able to "read the green" and recognize the "golf break". So if you know where to aim, this golf putting video from Golf24.com can help you achieve a successful score.
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To make aiming the putt easier, we recommend buying a template and a marker pen from the online golf store. With the help of this golf accessory and this golf putting video online, you can now draw a line on the golf ball. When drawing the line, make sure you have a steady hand and that the line is applied to the golf ball as cleanly as possible. After this procedure, the ball with the marking is now always aligned exactly in the direction of the hole or the desired target point and placed on the green. The distance should be varied when practicing, whereby it mainly makes sense to practice the short putts. When the ball is on the green and has been marked with a ball marker, please step behind the ball in extension to the hole and try to read the green, i.e. to recognize whether there is a slope or whether the golf ball runs straight ahead or on a curve into the golf hole. Now choose a point on the ground just behind the ball in the direction of the hole which is on the correct line and then align the previously marked ball with the line drawn above exactly on this point and place it on the green. Now all the golfer has to do is adopt the stroke stance and perform a right-angled pendulum stroke, in which the putter is moved straight, i.e. at right angles, through the ball with a pendulum motion. If the speed of the putting movement is correct and the green has been read correctly, the ball will go into the hole, except for a few factors that cannot be influenced. If not, you can assume that the line or the golf ball was incorrectly positioned and aligned. This means that the green has been read incorrectly and therefore aimed incorrectly.
