I have recently switched from a traditional putter to a belly putter?

Question

Does anyone have any tips or drills iam having troble with distance control?

Answer 1

Using a mid-length putter is not much different from a standard-length model. Take your normal putting stance and grip, but anchor the shaft in your midsection. Your height and body shape will dictate what length putter you should use.
The Stroke
The anchored shaft does one critical thing for your stroke -- it acts as a stable hinge point. Your options for powering the stroke are the same as with the long putter. You can put the putter in motion by using the right arm or by moving the shoulders and upper torso.

Practice practice practice

Answer 2

Practise. But you have it down perfect. Both the Belly and Long putters provide better direction at the cost of feel or distance control. Now if you could only read the greens, judge the grain and allow for the elements you'd get better.

Answer 3

keep the bely putter inside and only use your hands, keep working on distance by starting from 2 feet away from the hole and working on until about 20 or 30 feet outside of the hole, your body will start to remember

Answer 4

I tried it and i did not like it