Putt Like a Tour Pro—Here’s How

The Left-Hand Low Putting Fix You Can’t Ignore

Left-hand low is growing in popularity for a reason—it’s helping players of all levels roll it better.

Even the runner-up at this year’s PLAYERS Championship, who’s now putting better than ever, made a switch recently using a version of this tip. And it’s paying off.

So what’s the tip? And what should you watch out for?

Let’s break it down.

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The Problem: Closed Shoulders at Setup

Left-hand low often causes golfers to close their shoulders at address without realizing it. That can lead to:

• Clubface control issues

• Inconsistent putting strokes

• Poor contact and speed control

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Final Thought

If you’re experimenting with left-hand low or already using it, make sure you’re checking this key part of your setup.

And if you’re serious about making more putts, pairing a better stroke with a smarter read is the fastest way to shave strokes on the green.

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