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Face-aim error

A mismatch between where a golfer believes the putter (or club) face is aimed and where it actually points at impact. On short putts the face angle controls most of the starting line, so a small face-aim error sends an otherwise good stroke off target. Commonly misdiagnosed as a bad stroke or a misread.

Short-putt aim vs stroke

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