Not what you want to happen. Just what you notice. • your grip • your pace • your eyes • your breathing • nothing at all One word is plenty.

Not what you tell yourself. Just what you notice first. • speed • line • contact • tension • something else One word is plenty.

At some point, most golfers experiment with: - tips - articles - books - mental cues Sometimes they help. Sometimes they just add noise. Looking back, do you feel like your best putting showed up when you were: A) thinking more B) thinking less C) not sure No need to explain — just curious.

Most golfers think they need to build a better stroke. But almost everyone has already experienced their best one — it just shows up inconsistently. Think back to a putt you knew was going in. Not hoped. Knew. Before the stroke, what was different about you? Calmer? Less rushed? Less mechanical? More decisive? No right answers here. Just noticing.

Not asking about handicaps. Just curious if anyone recognizes this feeling: At some point, putting felt natural. Not perfect — just available. Then somewhere along the way, it got harder to access. Not completely gone. Just inconsistent. If that rings a bell, you’re not alone. No fixes today. Just noticing.