How To Putt Better On Fast Greens. But for some reason, slow greens don’t generate as much fear in us, as do fast greens. Fast greens are another problem that require you to slow your ball.
Pay attention to what your feet tell you and take time to view the putt from all angles. Get it by shortening the distance between your hands and the putter head. Picking a target short of the actual cup can help to convince you to take a smaller, slower stroke.
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Start each practice session by practicing green reading. Giving the ball enough speed to roll past the cup on uphill and flat putts is fine, but not on downhill putts, especially when the greens are crazy fast. Here are some keys to learning to read greens. If you find you are pushing your putt to the right on fast greens it may be because you are losing your posture during the stroke.