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Maybe the most important part of putting is starting putts online. So much about learning to read greens correctly is getting the correct information. If a putt has a 2% slope and let’s say that means it breaks 6 inches right to left in this length. If you push it, your brain will register that 2% slope as a pretty straight putt and the other way around for pulls. Unless you pay real close attention to ur start lines, it’s very hard to tell. You’re giving your brain lots of mixed signals. It’s like saying one day 1+1=2 but the next time around 1+1=0. This is such a big problem for ams. During pro ams, even if I give my amateurs a good read, they rarely start it on the intended line. On a pgatour practice putting green, you will see almost every player work on their start lines with some kind of tool