Build a Smooth, Consistent Putting Stroke with the Steady Stroke
If your putts feel different every time, the problem is usually too much wrist movement.
When wrists break down, distance control disappears and three-putts happen.
The Steady Stroke fixes this by locking your wrists together, forcing a smooth, one-piece motion.
Your shoulders control the stroke.
The putter swings naturally.
Putts start rolling cleaner and more consistent immediately.
This is how confident putting is built.
How the Steady Stroke Works
The Steady Stroke physically connects your wrists and hands.
When you make a stroke:
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Wrist flipping becomes impossible
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The putter moves as one unit
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Your shoulders guide the motion
If your stroke is wrong, you feel it instantly.
If it’s right, the roll feels smooth and controlled.
This creates instant feedback your body understands.
How to Set Up the Steady Stroke
Step 1: Put It On
Place the Steady Stroke on your wrists according to the instructions.
It should feel comfortable, not tight.
Step 2: Take Your Normal Putting Setup
Grip the putter naturally.
Your hands should feel connected and stable.
How to Train with the Steady Stroke
Basic Stroke Training (Beginner)
Start with short putts.
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Make smooth back-and-through strokes
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Feel the shoulders move the putter
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Keep wrists quiet
This builds the correct motion fast.
Distance Control Training (Intermediate)
Move to longer putts.
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Maintain the same smooth motion
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Let stroke length control distance
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Avoid hitting or jabbing
You’ll start controlling pace better.
Pressure Training (Advanced)
Hit multiple putts in a row.
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Same setup
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Same tempo
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Same finish
Consistency becomes automatic.
Key Training Drills
One-Piece Stroke Drill
Train pure motion.
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Focus on shoulders rocking
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Keep wrists locked
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Let the putter swing freely
This removes tension and improves roll.
Tempo Drill
Smooth rhythm matters.
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Count “one-two” during the stroke
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Keep speed even
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No sudden hits
This improves distance control.
Straight Roll Drill
Watch the ball.
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Clean contact
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Stable face
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End-over-end roll
Better starts lead to more made putts.
Key Features of the Steady Stroke
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Eliminates Wrist Movement – No flipping, no breakdown
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Builds One-Piece Motion – Shoulders control the stroke
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Improves Distance Control – Better pace on long putts
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Creates Repeatable Feel – Same stroke every time
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Simple & Comfortable – Easy to use during practice
Why You Need the Steady Stroke
Most missed putts are not about reading greens.
They come from inconsistent stroke mechanics.
The Steady Stroke fixes the motion first.
When wrists stay quiet, confidence grows.
Key Benefits
✔️ Fewer three-putts
✔️ Better distance control
✔️ Straighter starts
✔️ More confidence under pressure
✔️ Consistent stroke you can trust
Why Every Golfer Needs the Steady Stroke
Great putting comes from simplicity.
The Steady Stroke removes extra movement and builds control.
If you want putts that feel smooth, stable, and repeatable,
this is the training aid that makes it happen.
Train your stroke correctly.
Roll putts with confidence.
