I have been putting 34-37 putts a round lately. A friend of mine and a good putter, gave me a lesson this morning on the putting green. He watched my takeaway and said keep it low and straight. That was it. Today I had 30 putts and 4 birdies on professional tournament course at Kingsmill in Williamsburg, VA. My friends advice works well.

Awesome drills and tips! I’ve been focused on lots of things that are creating issues or my putting,

These are good practice drills to improve putting. I especially like the path drill to practice directional putting. Thanks

My stroke had gotten too 'lazy' so the shorter follow through is giving me a firmer feel and I'm making those 3-4 footers again. Thank you.

Todd thanks for this video, I'm going to try this drill with the tees and coin. 🏌️‍♀️🤗

I like the tee and dime drill. My key to making a good putting stroke is to rock the shoulders so that at impact my right shoulder drops and my left shoulder rises. In doing so it feels like my head is moving behind the ball

I have trouble getting to a practice green. So I like the dime drill...I can work on that at home.

I like it. Great tips and you can do these drills before you tee off.

Hi , for me 60 :40 works well but my putt stops 4 to 6 to inches short of the cup ; if I do 50:50 , it over shoots the cup by almost 2 feet .

After watching your your lesson on reading the greens - finding the straight put it seem to me the Blue tee & the white tee were not in a straight to each other or am missing something.

Todd, isn't the Verticle Swing system essentially the same system Mo Norman has been advocating for a long time and isn't it the same system Bryson Dechambeau uses, even though he is far from an "Experienced" golfer?

My putting stroke is terrible! My putter head wavers on the down/through stroke how do i keep from doing that.

Now I'm confused. I was taught shorter backswing/longer follow-thru (same as chipping and pitching) to make sure I accelerate thru the ball. How can the follow-thru be shorter than the backswing without decelerating?

Do you have specific video's for beginners? I've not played for plus 20 years and getting back into it, never was much good way back then..........

Due to back surgeries and scoliosis my hips are turned open at address. To counteract this I have recently begun to putt left hand low. When making the stroke should one hand or the other dominate?

Line on ball or not? I like the line to get feedback on stroke, but after lining up line to start desired line appears left, by several inches????! I commit to line and stroke putt, but it does bring in doubt, your thoughts?

I write lefty throw/ bowl lefty but I golf Right handed I was told for years strong arm in front was good but I figure if I can’t throw a baseball with my right arm how can I sling a golf club through from slightly inside???

I could be wrong, but I feel like my main problem with putting is reading the greens. When I really know if/how a putt will break, I can usually make the short ones and get the longer ones reasonably close. Unfortunately, I tend to misjudge both line and distance. Sometimes I get the read right, but other times I am way off. My stroke may not be the best, but it is the reading of the greens that really seems off to me.

I would think that having a shorter follow-through than backswing would encourage deceleration through impact. How do you keep that from happening?

Why are you putting an alignment rod and tees on the ground? If you just make a dot and put a dime in front of it, it is a straight line to it. You are not squaring it to anything.

I feel that 60/40 rule may lead to deceleration for some. I had always heard more 40/60.

What about those reeeeallly long uphill-ish putts? Getting the ball up to the hole without hitting so that the ball jumps. (Embarassed to be asking this! )

Head still seemed to work for some guy name TW!