What 1000 Straight Days of Golf Taught Me About Putting

Jerome Rufin shares a critical lesson on putting aim learned from 1,000 straight days of golf. By identifying your dominant eye and positioning the ball's alignment line directly beneath it, you can accurately verify your aim and avoid rushing short putts.

• Never rush short putts; maintain your full pre-shot routine regardless of distance.
• Use the 'Circle Test' to identify whether you are left-eye or right-eye dominant.
• Position the alignment line of the ball directly under your dominant eye during your setup.
• Verify your aim by looking straight up the putter shaft toward the hole from this dominant-eye position.

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