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Master Green Reading with This One Simple Trick

Want to read greens like a Tour pro? Start by changing where you stand.

This one adjustment has helped 90 out of 100 golfers read slope more accurately. No green-reading book, no AimPoint required.

Just your eyes, your feet, and a better vantage point.

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🟢 The Setup: Stop Standing Behind the Ball

Most golfers default to standing directly behind the ball or doing a full 360° lap around the putt.

But here’s the problem:

❌ Looking downhill makes slopes appear 25% flatter than they are

✅ Looking uphill gives you a true sense of the tilt

So next time, walk halfway between the ball and the hole — and look back uphill toward the ball.

This new angle gives your brain a more accurate read on what’s in front of you.

👀 Add Visual Anchors to Lock In the Break

Once you’re in the right spot, train your eyes to compare the terrain.

Here’s how:

✔️ Find one point slightly higher than the break

✔️ Find one point slightly lower

✔️ Ask: Which one is higher — and by how much?

This trick works because it gives your brain reference points. With just a couple of reps, you’ll start seeing slope more clearly than ever.

⛳️ Prioritize the End of the Putt

Break matters most near the hole. As the ball slows down, slope has more influence.

So if your putt has:

• 1% slope in the first half

• 3% slope in the second half

You shouldn’t average it at 2%. You should overweight the back half — in this case, treat it like a 2.5% slope.

That final section is what turns good reads into holed putts.

🧠 Key Takeaway

Want a Tour-level read? Don’t walk around the putt. Walk to the right spot.

✅ Stand below the hole

✅ Use visual references

✅ Overweight the final third of the putt

And if you want to take it even further, Tour coach Ralph Bauer built a full green reading system called Tour Read Golf to help you master this process on the course.

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Thanks for reading!

—Ralph Bauer

About Ralph Bauer

Ralph Bauer has coached on the PGA Tour since 2009. He’s worked at all four majors, the Olympics, and has helped two of his players win major championships. His students have earned over $400 million in PGA Tour earnings. He’s coached on five continents and at every level of the game—and he co-created the Tour Read system to make green reading easier for every golfer.

Let me know if you have any questions—I’d love to hear how it’s working for you.