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PGA Golf Coach Georgia Ball shares her complete pre-putt routine — a simple 30-second process that covers green reading, ball alignment, and club face setup. It’s the kind of structured approach the professionals use, and Georgia believes every golfer can adopt it straight away. If putting feels like the weakest part of your game, this could change that quickly.
Georgia Ball – Putting
In this video, Georgia Ball breaks down each step of her pre-putt routine, from identifying the highest point on the green to using a line on the ball to square the club face at address. It’s practical, straightforward, and designed to build confidence rather than add time to your round. Golfers who struggle with direction and consistency on the greens will find plenty to take straight to the course.
Key Takeaways
Read the green by finding the highest point:
Read the green by finding the highest point:
Walk around the hole and identify where the green sits highest — this tells you the direction the ball will break and whether you’re putting uphill or downhill.
Use a line on your ball to aim and align:
Draw or use an existing line on your golf ball to point it directly at your target, then match your putter face to that line at address to set the club head square from the start.
Swing through the line, not across it:
Rock your shoulders back and through along the ball’s line, keeping your arms quiet — if your path goes off-line, the marked ball makes it immediately visible, making this an effective on-course drill too.
Take this routine to the practice green and walk through each step in real time before your next round — even ten minutes of focused repetition will help it feel natural under pressure. This video suits golfers of all levels who want a reliable, repeatable structure to their putting, particularly those who currently walk up to the ball without a clear plan.
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