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Joe knows that the close putts can be the hardest to sink. Golf Tips Episode “The putt-Circle of friendship” Joe Beck: Joe here, I am going to show you how to make this four foot putt. You just hit a great shot, you are about four feet from the hole, and you can see this little four foot radius here. I kind of call that the circle of friendship. If you get it in this area, your buddies will always say, hey pick that up that’s good. When the match gets tight, they make you putt it. What I have found are the guys who are out of their routine, that are right hand dominate; they have a tendency to pull the putt. And then for the guy who is left hand dominate, he looks good but he is out of his routine, and his left hand takes over and all of a sudden he hits it to the right. And then finally you have the guy who has a complete brain lock. (In head) Get up there and make the putt you can do it. Hang in there. This is ridiculous you’re never going to make this putt. Stay in your routine… The first thing we are going to do is really work on our routine. And that’s part of reading the putt. Get behind the ball, take a look and see how the green is moving. That’s going to determine how the ball is going to roll to the hole. This one for example is going to be just right of center. So we see it. Ten we walk up to it, and you want to take a practice stroke to feel it. Number three; get set up on it, get comfortable, and then just do it. That’s what I am talking about. 1. Read the putt 2. Take practice swing 3. Get comfortable 4. Make it