World Class Putting tips from Matt Bell
Matt Bell shares his expert putting tips and strategies to help golfers of all skill levels improve their game. As one of the best putters in the world, Matt offers a unique perspective on what it takes to succeed on the green. He emphasizes the importance of controlling the speed of the putt, particularly avoiding coming up too high out of the power zone. By keeping the club closer to the body and focusing on an earlier release point, golfers can reduce the likelihood of pulling shots to the right. Matt also stresses the significance of release point, explaining how it differs for spin putters like himself. He teaches his students (and shares with viewers) the importance of maintaining a consistent hand position after releasing the putt. With his insights and expertise, Matt Bell provides actionable advice for golfers looking to take their putting game to the next level.
Learn expert putting techniques from world-class players Matt Bell & Paul Ulibarri. Improve your short game with their professional tips.
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what is up everybody and welcome back to another episode of down the Fairway today I got a special treat for you guys I have who I think is the best putter on the planet his name is Matt Bell statistically he is top three in every single category which includes the Circle one and circle two we don't quite have the statistics for outside of that but I'm sure you're pretty high in that category as well um and I'm just going to ask him for his number one tip to give to you guys on putting in general and then I'm going to go into a couple other details try to pull some more information out of them to give you guys the most tips that we could possibly get okay um I'd say my number one tip right now cuz it changes um but but currently what I really like to focus on is making sure I'm not coming up too high out of the power zone so keeping it a little closer to the body cuz once you go past that comfortable Zone that's when you tend to pull it and miss it to the right so that's helped me a lot on this past tour concentrating on getting it started a little earlier so I can let go of it sooner and negate missing to the right and pulling it to the right and it really comes in handy when you get the adrenaline going and you might be playing hot and you'll hit the band this will help with that keep it concentrated on the line okay so one of the things that I I really focus on teaching my students is release Point release point is everything to me being a spin putter that means that I have to wait until the very end to release my putt instead of having kind of a elongated release putt for push Putters and I think you kind of fall into that category to where maybe your green zone is in between here to where the release Point has to start kind of popping yep with that being said I also teach I want the hand to look the same afterwards as well I think that all those things kind of go into being the important things with the putt because I see a lot of...
