00:00There is so much more to green reading and speed than there is to actually the way it comes off
00:05the face.
00:07It's easy to go, oh, I pulled it if I miss it left or I pushed it if I miss
00:11it right.
00:13But really getting into the read and spending a lot of time on the speed and the green.
00:19And most of the time for me, at least when I just use my eyes and I don't use my
00:23feet, I'm most likely going to miss a little low.
00:26I don't see enough break. And if I don't see enough break, then I might instinctively hit it a little
00:33bit harder and all of a sudden miss my speed.
00:36So I always encourage people to see as much break as you possibly can, especially when the greens gets a
00:43little bit faster.
00:43It might be different, you know, in Sweden or the UK in the not peak summertime.
00:50But, yeah, I always try to, you know, view the greens and kind of see it as a challenge.
00:56I'm trying to solve this read and I'm trying to see it go in and be more external rather than
01:02internal what I'm putting.
