TOUR Coach Reveals MIND-BLOWING Putting Secrets for Speed Control
In this video, Coach Scott Yurgz and Tour Coach Mike Dynda reveal why most amateurs fail at distance control by trying to accelerate through the ball. Dynda demonstrates how to use a metronome at 85 BPM and a 60/40 stroke ratio to let the putterhead 'coast' through impact for more consistent speed. They also discuss the importance of an upward attack angle and center-face contact to minimize three-putts.
Avoid accelerating the putter head after impact; instead, let the putter 'coast' to a finish.
Place the ball between your navel and lead heel to ensure an upward strike (8 to 2.8 degrees) for better roll.
Use a consistent tempo (suggested 85 BPM) for every putt, varying only the length of the stroke for distance.
A longer, smoother backswing generates natural momentum, removing the need for 'stabby' acceleration through the ball.
Visualizing the target and reacting (like tossing a ball) is often more effective than walking off exact distances.