By rehearsing the same tempo before stepping into the putt, golfers can improve consistency, eliminate tension, and roll more putts on line.
In this putting lesson from the Tour Striker Golf Academy, Martin Chuck teaches a simple but powerful concept: Perpetual Practice Swings.
Using a consistent cadence of “1, 2, 3, 4,” Martin helps a student develop better rhythm, tempo, and distance control by making the practice stroke and actual putting stroke feel exactly the same.
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00:00 The Putting Rhythm Drill Every Golfer Needs
00:35 Why Cadence Matters in Putting
01:10 The 1-2-3-4 Rhythm Explained
01:50 How Great Putters Stay in Constant Motion
02:40 Adjusting Stroke Length Without Changing Rhythm
03:30 Perpetual Practice Swings for Better Distance Control
04:20 How to Step Into the Ball With Consistent Tempo
05:20 Common Rhythm Mistakes Golfers Make
06:15 The Proper Putting Grip Setup
07:15 Why Good Putters Use the Reverse Pistol Grip
08:10 Combining Rhythm and Grip for Better Putting
09:00 Final Putting Repetitions and Key Takeaways
The goal isn't "1… 2… 3… 4." The goal is a CONSTANT FLOW. 🔥
Practice the cadence, step into the ball, and keep the exact same rhythm. That's how great putters build consistency.
Tried this and made a world of difference! Thanks Martin!