Use of a Putting Pro Mirror we will discuss the most important part of a putt, your stroke, follow-through and how you combine all this to make the perfect putt, to put you on top of your game, but always remember, just like all pros the more you practice the better you get.
Here you can make several shots without marking anything on the mirror, but just by watching each stroke, you make and your follow-through and then watching where and how the ball travels.
And just like the other steps keep changing your stroke and follow-through until your either putt the ball or get close enough to be “an almost perfect putt’ which is to be considered your best.
- Part 4
- Where and how you strike the ball:
by watching yourself in the mirror once again, note where on the ball your putt strikes and watch where their ball ends up, also watch how you struck the ball.
Now start doing once again the different areas on the ball to strike and how and make mental notes by watching your strokes in the Putting Pro Mirror and then following the ball and see where it ends up, the speed, the angle and how close it gets to the hole, if not in.
Now you can start combining everything you have learned, adjusted, marked, and practiced using the mirror.
You should be able to make full use of the mirror when a shot goes astray as you should now know that if you hold the grip a certain way, legs a certain stance and your hips rotated wrong and follow the shot through incorrectly all that memory should come back as to what was actually done wrong..
So all you have to do is go back and do everything you have practiced from the grip to the stance, to the hip rotation, to shoulders, the shot, and follow-through to where and how you hit the ball, as all you markings are there and you should by now know what caused the problem.
So now you can start practicing all from overdoing your changes by watching yourself until your get it right into the hole time after time, which means you will now have used your mirror to make you one of the best putters around
