One-handed putts can be a great drill to learn the proper way to grip the putter! Try letting the putter lay right in between the thumb pad and heel pad of your hand to ease the tension in your grip, allowing you to make better strokes! #LetsDoThis | A New Breed of Golf with Michael Breed

Stop hitting your downhill putts off the toe to try and mute the strike. Lightening up your grip pressure will cause you to move the putter head slower, giving you softer touch on those tricky downhillers. The second tip would be to move the ball position slightly up in your stance - this will lower your impact point and give you a more predictable roll. #GripTip @golfpride | A New Breed of Golf with Michael Breed

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