I suck at putting, like really suck.
Wondering what your trigger is for starting your putting stroke?
Cheers,
PJ
I suck at putting, like really suck.
Wondering what your trigger is for starting your putting stroke?
Cheers,
PJ
Last edited by live4golf; 4th June 2015 at 04:23 PM.
you should have known that one of us would jump on a comment like that
On a serious note - lately I have been using a very slight forward hand press as my trigger and seems to work ok. My biggest thing lately is my longer length putts and judging my speed as I am a bit all over the shop - the putting stroke however feels fine.
Push back from left shoulder/arm, not pull back, not hand(s).
I've recently adopted a technique like spieth with a slight forward press towards the hole for short putts.
One of my mates told me tonight, the secrets in the dirt
If you can't find help in there, you not helpable
Edit, Bluu moment.... "You're not helpable"
Last edited by 3oneday; 4th June 2015 at 06:36 PM.
Shoulders PJ!! Right kicks up, left goes down...
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Great confidence builder when you take the putter back and it zig zags all over the place.you know straight away that's not good
Most movements in golf have muscles moving bones to counter the forces of gravity. Putting is a little different because of the exactness of the movements which require hardly any power/speed of the putter head. I like to envisage that the bones of the hands and both forearms move the putter straight back and forward by themselves without any muscular assistance. By thinking the bones move themselves concept it removes the complication of what muscles to use. This is what I do and I don't have any issues with the stroke.
Consciousness and awareness - awareness is being aware of what is happening and being aware of what is happening within ourselves while we are conscious. Where did I leave my glasses?
Look at the hole, as soon as I focus back on the ball, my takeaway starts.
Playing off 5.9 and can't putt? Maybe you've got too high expectations to how many putts you should be making?
I don't know how many know this already (apologies if you do), but I learned a neat trick some time ago that has helped me know straight away whether my takeaway is from the shoulders or from the wrists, especially on short putts. If you **** your wrists down (i.e. move your thumbs away while tucking your pinky fingers in towards your body), very slightly, if you start your takeaway with your wrists, your clubhead will noticeably curve out away from you. Gives you a chance to notice a bad putt before you make it.
Make sure you are balanced solid at the hips they need to be settled and then the strike is simple Don't get too mechanical
get a lesson, tips from here will destroy you.
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