Sharpen your focus
On the practice green, always place a tee peg behind the hole that you are putting towards.
This automatically narrows your aim, and when you remove the tee you'll find that the hole appears bigger than usual increasing your confidence.
Take this principle onto the course and pick a specific spot at the back of the hole to aim at.
Putters are designed to be struck a certain way and if the heel or toe rests on the ground you risk mis-timing every stroke.
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