Sunfyre7896:
I'm new and have had problems hitting the ding line even with the slowest meter speeds. I can't even imagine the fast meter speeds. I think It'll probably miss entirely before I get to click and just make me try again.
That being said, on to my question. What are you guys doing specifically that helps you get close. Putting is too precise to miss a little so I want to find something that will get me as close as possible. I've been moving the thing that says "Swing" down to the right of the line and trying to stop it before it gets to that since the "Swing" is bigger and easier to see out of my peripheral.
Are there any pointers you could give or special tricks that any of you use or is it just hopeless if you don't have ridiculous hand eye coordination. I just don't see myself making any putts over 6 to 8 feet with any kind of break as aiming doesn't help if I can't get really close to the ding or hit it straight up. Any tips would be great.
What MB said was pretty true... You don't have to hit the ding to play a good shot.
1/ I have problems dinging when it's a slow meter, because I'm waiting for it. Have you tried a club with a faster meter. Then your not waiting for the green bar to come across.
I have slow brain waves to me mouse finger...lol... and because of that I have learnt to adjust my aim and try not to click the ding all the time, but have troubles with a slow meter...lol.
2/ Putting is the key to any good game, doesn't matter how far away from the hole you are..If your a good putter, then the good scores will come in. The difference between a good score and a bad score is on the green... doesn't matter how far away from the hole you are...if you can sink the 20ft putts you will do alright.
3/ One way of getting closer to the pin is to play heaps of CTTH's. It's good practice for the real game
Cheers
Roger