Read Greens Like a Caddy

A simple, repeatable system to see slope, pick a line, and roll more putts in

De: Jack Moorehouse

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

You're standing over a six-footer. It looks straight. You aim at the hole, stroke it pure... and watch it break four inches right. Again.

Sound familiar?

Here's the truth: The best putting stroke in the world is worthless if you're aiming at the wrong spot. And most golfers are guessing every single time they read a green.

Tour caddies don't guess. They have a system. They know exactly where to stand, what to look for, and how to turn slope into a target line in under 20 seconds. No complicated math. No holding up fingers. Just a simple scan that reveals what gravity will do to your ball.

This book gives you their system.

Inside, you'll discover the same green-reading secrets that tour players use to drain putts under pressure—translated into a dead-simple process that works on any green you'll ever play.

You'll learn:

• The "one-look scan" that reveals the real high side before you even mark your ball
• Why 90% of amateurs read putts from the worst possible angle (and the 5-second fix that changes everything)
• The foot-feel calibration trick that exposes hidden breaks your eyes completely miss
• How to predict break in seconds using the "clock system"—no AimPoint charts, no math degree required
• The capture-speed rule that makes the hole play 20% bigger (and turns lip-outs into makes)
• The exact routine for reading double-breakers without second-guessing yourself into paralysis
• What sprinkler heads and drain grates are screaming about your line (and why you've been ignoring them)
• When grain matters and when it's just noise
• The "last 3 feet law" and why breaks explode near the hole
• Step-by-step reads for downhill sliders, uphill breakers, and everything in between

Plus home practice drills that calibrate your green-reading in minutes (not hours on the course).

Here's what changes: No more three-putting from 15 feet because you misread the break by six inches. No more standing over putts praying you picked the right line. No more watching balls slide by on the low side while your playing partners shake their heads.

Instead, you walk onto every green with quiet confidence. You see the slope. You feel it with your feet. You pick your line using the clock system. You commit. You stroke it. You watch it track exactly where you knew it would go.

That's not luck. That's the system working.

This isn't theory from someone who's never broken 80. This is the real process that tour caddies and elite players use, broken down into a simple framework that weekend golfers can master in a few practice sessions.

The three-putts that are costing you five strokes a round? Gone. The six-footers you're leaving short or blowing past? Going in. The confidence that comes from knowing—not guessing—what every putt will do? Yours.

Stop guessing. Start knowing. Learn to read greens like a caddie, and watch your scores drop.

Scroll up and grab your copy now. Your best putting rounds are waiting.