Because, despite your best efforts, all the traditional putting ideas/concepts/wisdom have failed you.

And I am going to come right out and say it.

You can't keep doing the same thing over and over and expect a different result.

You should be putting better. You should be able to walk onto any green at anytime and have an above decent chance of sinking the putt.

Or, at the very least, have some confidence that the putt will find the hole.

Anything else is a waste of time and effort. You deserve to be able to sink more putts and therefore maximize your scoring potential.

And without being too dramatic...

All of the lessons and tips and changes and new putters and theories are destroying your natural ability to putt the ball.

You have disrupted your learning system and this is why you can't take the putter away from the ball without feeling anxious.

It's why you yip & flinch.

It's why you feel awful.

Why you have no confidence.

It's why you miss lots of putts.

And sadly, the harder you try, the worse you become.

And the biggest lesson in all of this? Here's the thing...

... if you have failed at putting at this point in your career then traditional putting ideas WILL NOT work for you.

In fact, my research suggests that only 2% of golfers (they are called auditory digital learners) can use all the technique and get results with the "normal" way.

For everyone else, we need a different approach because we're not cut out to think a lot and force our bodies into silly positions.

And the fact that you're reading this lesson today suggests to me that you're not one of the lucky 2%. Doing anything else is nothing short of madness and trying to fight your own learning system (and the laws of nature).

One of the most profound things I can tell you right now is this...

Putting is no different from any other skill we perform day to day.

Walking. Talking. Driving a car.

It's actually very similar to throwing a ball to someone...

... we look where we want to throw and then toss the ball.

We don't worry about our hand position or what our head is doing. We toss the ball.

And because this process is greatly simplified...

... we are 100% able to perform the task successfully. All. Of. The. Time.

It's more profound because the simplification ensures that we get better and better and better over time.

Sadly, most of the golf industry are asleep at the wheel here. Why?

Because the "technical" approach is so prevalent.

And we are brainwashed to believe that if we fix our technique we will start putting better.

What's even more important to understand here is that the majority of the technical instructions are created by teachers & coaches who are auditory digital learners.

So it's hard to escape the debilitating effects of all those technical instructions.

What is actually happening is WHY you find putting so difficult...

... the very thing you're doing (all those tips and theories) are actually the root cause of your problems.

The harder you try, the worse you become.

Let me be brutally honest here:

If you disrupt your learning system YOU CAN'T perform.

If you do this long enough then putting will become a complete nightmare for you.

You WILL miss lots of putts.

You WILL get too nervous.

You WILL struggle to perform under pressure (like each time you play golf)

You WILL get frustrated because you WON'T know how to putt (and the harder you try the worse you will become)

You WILL experience uneasiness on the green or worse, full-blown PUTTING YIPS.

You WILL waste money on buying new putters and taking golf lessons...

... but nothing will work for you unless you start learning to putt in a more natural and instinctive way.

Putting should be easy. It should be fun and enjoyable for all.

You SHOULD be able to sink those short putts and you shouldn't be three-putting every second or third hole.

I'm calling rubbish here. Why?

Because I bet you have had plenty of good rounds where you have putted well.

And, if nothing else, you are able to putt well on the practice putting green.

Your problem isn't that you have zero talent (and let's be honest here, putting is a very easy skill compared to long driving) it's that you have so much garbage running around in your head that you have completely lost the plot.

You need a way to block out the rubbish and find a way to unearth that all-too-infrequent brilliant putting skill.

Here's the thing about Natural Learning...

... when you stop trying so bloody hard to fix your technique, something amazing happens.

Your putting technique gets better all by itself. YOU DON'T NEED TO FIX IT!

It's a bit like that classic movie The Karate Kid where Daniel-son is able to learn the complexities of karate by performing what he thought were chores around the house.

Washing cars
Painting fences
Fixing floorboards

His learning system figured out the technique of karate by not thinking about it. This is the magic of proper coaching.

By the way: coaching is vastly different from teaching. Teaching is "telling you what to do" and is why most of us dislike school. Coaching goes far deeper and for the vast majority, it infinitely more effective.

Let me be very clear:

If you've tried all the putting tips and techniques. If you have bought new putters (and training aids) and you still are putting poorly, then;

The technical approach does not work for you.

If you still want to wander down the technical (traditional) road, I am not sure anyone is able to help you.

If you keep doing what you've always done, then you'll always get the same result. Expecting anything different is a fast-track to the madhouse. And this is why you find putting so frustrating.

You know you should be able to putt...

... but you just don't know how.

I hear you loud and clear.

If you're like me the chances are you've been around the block a few times.

You have had lots of lessons with all sorts of golf pros to fix your putting.

You have practiced for years to improve that wonky stroke.

You have purchased many new putters and you probably have a garage full of them!

You have tried really hard to find the solution to better putting.

But nothing has worked.

And I know you don't want to try something else, only to fail once again!

I get it.

But natural learning is different for TWO key reasons.

1. You don't need to get worse before you get better.

I can say this with upmost confidence because I know you already have the putting skill inside you.

Essentially, you would not be rebuilding anything, but rather, simply bringing what you already have to the surface and then enhancing your natural skill.

2. Results happen fast

Because you are learning optimally, you get results fast. It's why many of my clients report better putting results first game out.

It's like a light switch going off. Instead of trying to rebuild your stroke/technique from scratch (which takes a lot of time and effort) you are tapping into your inbuilt learning system which already knows how to putt.

Please listen carefully...

This natural learning stuff is NOT for everyone. Here's the thing...

Not every golfer is ready to give up on all this technical instruction. And it's not really their fault because after all, the technical approach is well and truly mainstream.

And golfers (and humans for that matter) don't like bucking the system. We are hardwired to conform and don't want to stand out for the wrong reasons.

I get that. But when you adopt a more instinctive approach nobody is going to notice anything different about what you're doing.

It's not like I am going to get you to stand on your head or use some weird putting trickery. And this isn't some strange visualization or mental voodoo (I've tried most of that stuff and it doesn't work anyway).

The only thing that your golfing buddies will notice is improved performance:

You'll sink more putts.
You'll three-putt way less often.
You'll have an inner confidence.
And you'll putt way better than you have before.
You'll sink MORE of those important putts (like the putt on 18 to win all of the money)

And they'll be begging you to tell them what your secret putting tip is. You'll drive them crazy with a magic-like ability to get the ball into the hole when it counts.

So, will this work for you?

If you're human, yes. We are all hardwired to learn and learning is instinctive to us all. Simply,

We all have the same capacity to learn and if you break free from all the technical instructions, confusion, contradictions and quick-fix promises, success happens as a natural side-effect.

You can't stop your amazing learning system from putting the ball into the hole. You just need to get out of it's way and let it do what it does best.

And this natural learning approach is ideal for those golfers over 40 years of age because we have years of experience and truly know how to putt. The trick is to unlock your instinctive putting game and bring it to the surface.

And let me explain things better with this image below:

Take a moment to study the image because it highlights why traditional putting techniques have failed you:

While you can certainly putt well sometimes, the fact is it's hard to keep the good stuff going. 

Why?

Because you are not working optimally. So, you are treading water and the forces of nature are working against you, stopping you from putting your best.

At some point you'll overload. You'll get tired. You'll slip up. Your system will short-circuit.

And this shows up as a three-putt, a yip or a little miss when you least want it. The Putting Performance Matrix also helps explain why you can putt well for SOME of your round, but you stumble badly over the last few holes.

If you disrupt your system for long enough then you'll get poor performance while simultaneously working hard. This is NOT a good place to be and this ultimately leads to a putting slump and/or the putting yips.

Alternatively, some golfers give up completely. While they are not working too hard, they are performing at a level well below their natural potential. These golfers are unsatisfied and become fed up with golf.

Natural Learning is different. You have nature on your side so you get the best putting results with the least amount of effort. Can you say win-win?

And because you're working optimally, you continue to get better and better over the journey.

There is little downside with natural learning, other than learning to deal with consistent and enhanced results.

And it gets better. Because learning is learning, my best clients apply the same principles to the rest of their game with outstanding results. This includes, but is not limited to:

- their golf swing
- their short game
- their iron play
- their mental game
- their overall ability to get the ball into the hole

I have even had clients tell me my coaching ideas have changed their life.

Most golf teachers charge somewhere between $50 to $100 for a golf lesson. And that's your typical golf lesson that's full of the stuff that has proven NOT to work. This is nothing against the normal golf instructor, but it's important to get the facts onto the table.

My Look & Shoot System Ebook is a fully digital product (access through an online portal) that gives you lifetime access with other learning resources. These include a Fast Start Guide, bonus articles, videos, and email lessons.

And it's perhaps the only golf learning resource on the planet that's fully devoted to coaching you through the process of successful putting with a Natural Learning Methodology. It's real-world learning that has been shown to work for the 98% of golfers who can't grasp the normal technical approach.

And you're not paying full price today. The complete system, including all the bonuses could easily sell for $349 but the cost for today is only $27.

And because we are all hardwired to learn (and we all have the same capacity to learn) it's practically impossible to not consume my lessons AND NOT GET BETTER.