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  TIP #27. (January 2012)  

27. NO PEEKING!

When you are facing a tough putt, you need to focus on one single dimple on the back of the ball. Try to resist tracking the putter head with your eyes as it moves away from the ball, and more importantly, make sure that the ball has rolled out of your field of vision before taking a peek at where it's going to end up.

Remember that you can't help a putt drop just be looking at it, so concentrate on what you can do to give yourself the best chance of making a good stroke.

Once you start hitting your putts dead-center, you'll see (or hear, anyway) a lot more of them drop.