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Do you miss short putts because your stroke changes, your head moves too early, or you simply don’t have a repeatable routine? A simple cadence can add much more structure to your putting stroke.
In this Monday’s with Marty lesson at the Tour Striker Golf Academy, Martin Chuck helps a student build a reliable short-putt routine using a simple “Ready, 1, 2, 3, 4” count.
Martin first uses a Sharpie line and a much smaller target to help the student validate the putter face and improve aim.
From there, each number has a job: start the backstroke on one, return the putter through the ball on two, keep your eyes down on three, and only then look up on four.
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00:00 The Short Putt Drill That Builds a Repeatable Stroke
00:35 Use a Sharpie Line to Improve Putting Alignment
01:15 The 1-2-3-4 Putting Rhythm Explained
02:00 Stop Looking Up Too Early on Short Putts
02:45 How to Build a Consistent Putting Routine
03:30 Control Your Backswing With Better Tempo
04:15 Why Short and Long Putts Need the Same Rhythm
05:00 Improve Center-Face Contact With Your Putter
05:45 The Biggest Mistake in Your Putting Stroke
06:30 Train Your Eyes to Stay Down Through Impact
07:15 How to Make More 4-Foot Putts
08:00 Stop Overthinking Your Putting Stroke
08:45 The Coin and Sharpie Putting Drill
09:30 Improve Putting Distance Control
10:15 Build a Repeatable Stroke for Every Putt