'Putting is a blend of three skills!'
Good putting depends on three connected skills: starting the ball on line, controlling speed and reading greens effectively.The best putters may use different techniques and methods, but they can consistently combine those three skills when it matters. Coaching should identify which area is limiting your performance, then give you a clear and practical route to improve it.
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Find your way, not just a way.
There is no single perfect putting technique. Great putters can look very different, but they share the ability to control direction and pace, read greens well and repeat a process they trust. My role is to understand your individual tendencies, identify what is genuinely holding performance back and focus on the changes that will make the greatest difference. That may involve technique, green reading, pace, practice, routine, equipment, or a combination of all of them.The aim is not to force you into one model. It is to build a putting game that is functional, repeatable and suited to you.
Technology does not replace coaching, feel or player feedback. It helps us understand what is really happening, identify meaningful patterns and test whether a change is genuinely improving performance.Using systems such as SAM PuttLab, Quintic Ball Roll, CAPTO, Vertex and HackMotion, I can assess aim, face delivery, path, strike, pace and ball roll in detail. This helps us avoid unnecessary changes and focus on the areas most likely to improve your results.The goal is not to chase perfect numbers. It is to use better information to make better coaching decisions.
The adjustable platform green allows us to test performance across different distances, slopes and breaking putts, not just one straight putt indoors. This is important because a golfer may perform differently on a short putt, a long putt, an uphill putt or a significant break. Testing across realistic tasks helps identify where inconsistencies appear and whether a change actually improves performance. Coaching also goes beyond technique. We can develop a practice plan around your available time, improve green reading and speed control, and build a process you can use with confidence on the course.