We all know the feeling of being confident in reading a putt, but once you walk around to the opposite side of your initial read you get confused.
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You may even see two completely different reads and this is a common issue among golfers.
This week, Golfweek’s Steve Scott and Averee Dovsek explain how to read your putts like you would read a book when seeing the putt break two different ways. Check out this week’s video to see this tip in action.
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