I was flicking through the latest Golf Australia magazine at the newsagent yesterday and they have a big section on putting this month.
Anyway there is a sequence of Jason Day's putting routine and in about the 4th pic the ball has gone about 2 foot off his putter face and is airborne.I might write a letter to the editor asking for more detail on how to get the ball in the air with the putter.
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Re: Golf Australia Magazine putting issue.
Well the people in the know say you should "Use more Loft"
Originally Posted by gazgolf1
I was flicking through the latest Golf Australia magazine at the newsagent yesterday and they have a big section on putting this month.
Anyway there is a sequence of Jason Day's putting routine and in about the 4th pic the ball has gone about 2 foot off his putter face and is airborne .I might write a letter to the editor asking for more detail on how to get the ball in the air with the putter. 
I thought it meant with the driver but maybe not 
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Re: Golf Australia Magazine putting issue.
just ask AndyP, i'm sure he'll be able to help you Originally Posted by gazgolf1
.I might write a letter to the editor asking for more detail on how to get the ball in the air with the putter.
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Re: Golf Australia Magazine putting issue.
Gaz, you can borrow my previous putter whenever you like. Originally Posted by jarro
just ask AndyP, i'm sure he'll be able to help you Originally Posted by gazgolf1
.I might write a letter to the editor asking for more detail on how to get the ball in the air with the putter.
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