Club-Golfers from around the World
14 Handicapper, Ross, has gone from 36 putts+/round, to breaking his handicap by nine shots; he shot 77 – TWICE!! He is now playing off a 10 handicap
59 Year Old Peter from Florida shot a 4-Under Par 68 without a bogey and stated he is confident and putting better than in any time in his 40 year career
10 Handicapper Ian, from the UK, went from 36 putts/round to the low 30s and recently broke par (69) for 18 holes
When Daryl Commits to his new putting routine, he putts well…25 Putts for 40 stableford points in a recent round (he use to average 36/round)
69 Year Old David Shot an Astonishing 5-under par 67!
David used The Truth About Putting and The Automatic Golf System (a Ball-striking and scoring program) as refreshers to be less technical and to get back to the things the matter for scoring low: Thinking, Seeing, Feeling, and Swinging (Review.)
Michael had the Yips… The Truth About Putting program help shift his focus from new putters, grips and strokes to universal principles such as line, speed, target and a dependable routine.
A few years back, William lowered his Handicap from 12 to a career low 8
Years Ago, Joan Had Just 24 Putts In Her Club-Championship Final Round And Won By 20 Shots
Learn more (in this article) about how Joan uses the 4 R’s of Putting System to putt very well – while not aiming the club-face at the hole! Applicable to all golfers.
Cain lowered his handicap from 17.8 to 12. He pinpoints an improved Putting Routine as Key
Benjamin Completed His Golf Game With Better Putting
“66 Years Young, Californian, 10-Handicapper Lewis, Has Gone From Shooting 85+ To Shooting In The Mid 70’s. And Recently, He Shot A 74 – Which Included Just 24 Putts!”
65 Years Young, 8-Handicapper Larry From Huston, Texas, U.S.A…. Larry tells me that over 20 rounds – he has gone from an average of 34 putts/round to 30.5 – a 3.5 shot/round improvement (to go with lower scores).
“The new information and the reminders each week [email lessons] to practice the putting routine is a key element to success.
The putting routine has become a habit now, along with mapping a spot or spots on the putting surface to make your stroke to the hole. When I would catch myself not doing this, the results weren’t very good. When I do my routine, the results are usually very good.
The mindset now is that I should make every putt inside of 20 feet and that I will always have a tap in on any length putt if it doesn’t go in the hole. I don’t ever think now that the putt is not going in. What a different thinking from 4 months ago. Thank you again Anthony for all your help. You really have something with “The Truth About Putting.”
My sincere gratitude and thanks.
Larry Pearson”
21 Handicapper – Harold, had 7 one-putts in 18 holes
Ben shot +8 off a 15 handicap – with 13 putts on the front 9. His best round in 18 months!
