Make More Putts: A Proven Putting Performance Improvement System

ISBN-13: 9781512212440 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 86 str.

Juan Gutierrez

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MAKE MORE PUTTS

A Proven Putting Performance Improvement System

"Finally A book with a plan for improving EACH area of putting Make More Putts is your total resource for developing a practice improvement plan that gets results. You'll find a huge selection of putting drills and games to keep you motivated during your practice sessions. Each drill or game builds skills you can transfer to the real world, whether you play for fun or to compete. My team saw immediate improvements in competition after using this system in their practice sessions. This book is a must-have for any golf coach or instructor, and for players at any level."

Shelly Liddick, LPGA Women's Golf Coach - Bellevue University 2 Time LPGA National Coach of the Year 6 NAIA All-Americans

Want to Improve Your Putting? What Golfer Doesn't?

Feel like you are putting to your potential? Or are you frustrated because you know you could do better?

Is your putting holding you back from a lower HCP and winning more matches?

Do you have a specific plan nailed down for becoming a better putter next month than you are today?

Your performance on the greens isn't going to improve on its own - it takes targeted, disciplined practice. Throwing three balls down and hitting them around the green isn't practice - it is wasting your time and maybe even preventing you from getting better

To putt better you need a proven system for improving your putting skills and confidence.

This is the putting performance improvement system used and taught by 2011 World Golf Hall of Fame Putting Champion, Juan Gutierrez. Golf pros and coaches recognize this system as a goldmine, with 150+ specific putting drills designed to improve any golfer's putting skills.

Improving your putting requires smart practice. Make More Putts shows you how to do it

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