https://www.golfdigest.com/story/stop-missing-greens?utm_medium=social&mbid=social_facebook&utm_social-type=owned&utm_brand=gd&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR0QB5ivO97Tanq9cSinPx4OZkrxAEHR1pjKFiqwwW853qpsGzTMsWxwIwE

What are your ball striking keys? Mine are similar to Tommy's
1 - Keep your sternum control by maintaining your spine angle
2 - Control the clubface with a good release combined with shaft lean
3 - Use good sequencing to generate a tension free power source.

I also really liked this suggestion at the end of the article:
GO WITH WHAT YOU GOT
"Even the pros don't hit the ball the same way every day. Sometimes I'll warm up and a certain kind of shot or ball flight feels better than another. When I move from the range to the course, I'll go with whatever swing feels good that day. It's better than trying to force a shot shape I struggled to produce. When you're not hitting it your best, change your strategy—and the way you judge success. For example, on a day when you're fading it more than you usually do, don't try to go for a front left pin. Just try to get the ball anywhere on the putting surface. A green in regulation means you did something good. Don't ever forget that."