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Putting Improvement in the New Golf Season

As spring approaches, many golfers will pull their clubs
from the closet and hit the course. Often the winter layoff
lasts for months.

Something funny happens to many of these golfers. They begin
the year making a lot of putts. As the year progresses, they
seem to get worse and worse with the putting. This effect is
caused by the clean slate left after a long layoff from
playing.

The problems with their putting strokes have been forgotten
by their bodies after months of not repeating them. The
result is a clear mind rather than a focus on any specific
part of the putting stroke.

Still, most will quickly revert back to what they were doing
wrong before the layoff. They will hit the first bad putt,
or make the first bad stroke and that is all it takes to
send the golfer searching for the correction. The search
leads to confusion and inconsistency. In no time at all, the
golfer is so stroke oriented they have no chance of putting
well.

This year, why not do something different? Instead of
getting caught up in the search for a perfect putting
stroke, learn to play putting as the target game it really
is. When you learn target putting, your stroke becomes
automatic. There is no confusion or inconsistency because
you will be focused on making the putt, rather than the
stroke.

And your putting will continue to improve along with your
target awareness and experience in making putts rather than
putting strokes. Best of all, the putting improvement will
carry over to the next year, and the next.

Let me show you how to take advantage of your natural
putting instincts by showing you the unknown fundamental of
putting.

http://www.targetputting.com

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