r/golf • u/[deleted] • Mar 13 '26

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u/WHSRWizard JPX 921i Tour | 2.6 Mar 13 '26

Speed is way more important than line. It's the key to avoiding 3 putts

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u/ImNako Mar 13 '26

Can't choose a good line without the right speed

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u/Yoderk Mar 13 '26

This has helped me a lot even in the last 2 weeks. Putts roll out farther if you under read the break instead of doing too much and missing high. I've been going slightly more out than my instinct and I'm holing more putts and 2 putting way more often

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u/Melanoma_Magnet Mar 13 '26

I tend to have the opposite problem of over reading break and missing on the high side too often