Top 50 coach Sheri Hayes identifies and fixes Matt Fisher's (MrShortGame) primary putting flaw: improper arm hang and hand positioning. By correcting the setup so that the arms hang naturally under the shoulders, Sheri helps eliminate toe-strikes and inconsistent pushes, leading to better center-face contact and path.
Ensure your arms hang naturally under your shoulder sockets ('like an ape') to keep the stroke on a consistent plane.
Avoid pulling your hands too close to your body, as this often causes the putter to swing 'outward,' leading to toe-hits and pushed putts.
Use an alignment stick held at shoulder width as a guide to train your hands to move straight back and through on the correct plane.
Check your eye position relative to the ball line; they should be directly over or slightly inside the ball for optimal aim.
Intentional practice involves formulating a clear routine and read for every putt, rather than just 'rolling' balls mindlessly.