Majosta Putting After 60: Beat the Yips, Read Greens, Sink More Putts

Putting After 60: Confidence on the Green

Putting doesn’t demand raw power; it thrives on rhythm, calm, and a clear plan. For golfers in their 60s and beyond, one dependable short game can become a competitive edge when practice translates into repeatable routines and simple, actionable principles.

Majosta’s Putting After 60 series reframes how you approach the green. The guidance blends practical mechanics with sensory cues you can feel and hear—steady breaths, a consistent tempo, and a target you trust—without promising instant miracles or overnight transformations.

Core concepts you’ll use

• Circle of Calm routine to reset tempo and sharpen focus before each stroke
• Pendulum Motion stroke to cultivate a smooth, repeatable feel
• Soft-focus visual technique to simplify green-reading and alignment
• Senior-friendly grip adjustments that promote comfort and control
• One-page daily drill sheet to streamline practice and tracking

Key benefits you may experience

• Beat the yips without rebuilding your entire stroke
• Read greens with simple, repeatable systems that reduce guesswork
• Develop consistent tempo and distance control for more predictable results
• Breathing and rhythm help you stay calm when pressure rises
• Build confidence through short, senior-friendly drills you can fit into a busy day
• Bonus section: Exhale Iron Routine offers a preview of techniques for the next book

Real-life use cases

Before a round, run the Circle of Calm to settle nerves in 60 seconds. During practice, the Pendulum Motion helps you feel a stable stroke, while the soft-focus technique guides your eye without overthinking. The daily drill sheet makes practice focused and achievable.

You don’t need a flawless stroke to enjoy better touch. You need a repeatable routine and a calm mindset — and this guide helps you build both at your own pace.

Who this is for

This program is designed for golfers in their 60s and beyond who value control, consistency, and a calmer mind on the greens. It suits players returning after a break, busy weekend players, and tournament competitors seeking reliable routines.

How to practice

Begin with Circle of Calm, then work through Pendulum Motion with a relaxed grip. Apply the soft-focus visual technique when reading the line, and finish with the one-page daily drill sheet to cap practice sessions.