One of the most important parts of your putting; the backstroke

Speed control on long putts is a key skill on the greens. And when you’re rolling it confidently, you take a lot of pressure off your second putts. If you simply change the length of your backstroke and allow the putter to ‘fall' toward the ball, it’ll roll the ball your intended distance; meaning backstroke length controls distance. The aim of this particular practice which involves the backstroke is to help you see how the stroke incrementally increases as you move farther from the hole and trains you to see how the break of the putt changes too.

Learn more on doing this backstroke practice drill by clicking here.

Source: GOLF.com; RealFeelGolfMats