Putting: To line up OR not

Line the logo up on putts and on the tee. Those are the only shots to are allowed to touch the ball so why not take advantage. Golf is hard. . . take the breaks where the rules allow.

In doing so, do it quickly and don’t slow down play. Find an intermittent target within a few feet of your ball to speed up the process and to have more confidence in your alignment.

I like putting off of feel. I second guess the line to much standing over the ball.

Hate using the line/ logo on the green. I always stand over putt and decide it’s off and have to readjust but always looks different when I stand back up.
Prefer to pick my line while standing in putting stance

Use the one it don't. It's all up to you. But be consistent. If you do the one in the course, so it in practice

Aim inside the hole on most putts inside 6 feet. Strike it firmly.

On long putts, let the ball drift on down hill putts.

Be patient.
Most putts are missed.

Make sure to play with friends whose tetanus shots are up to date. Some of my group have intermittent lockjaw in that they can’t form the words “that’s good” for some reason.

I use the Tour Response with the 1 inch wide stripe. I line to up to my intended line.

I miss some, I make some.
I hole some, I rake some.
Some go in, and some spin out,
It goes in more, when I don’t doubt.

No matter what I’m doing, T to Green, I prefer to see nothing but white. Obviously you can’t control that all the time.

As far as hitting your line, you’ve just got to get comfortable hitting everything at the same pace. No matter if it’s a 3 foot or 50 foot putt, I’m trying to leave 1-2 ft past the hole.

I squat behind the ball and line up the ProV arrows in the general direction I think it needs to go based on the green undulation, etc., but it isn't gospel as I stand over the ball. Just helps with general orientation.

At set up I then look at the ground halfway to the hole for 3 seconds and stare at the hole for 3 seconds, then putt based on feel.

Quick process without a lot of second guessing.

ETA:

Big money putt or tournament scenario, I will do the walk around the green first to understand grain and things a bit more. But rarely. Pace of play is of ultimate importance to me generally.