Tom Watson talks about a chip actually being a chip and a putt and that therefore you should chip to were you want the putt to start - so the new Pelz idea makes sense and provides a mental image to go with it.

The problem is - and call me an old cynic if you like - but I can see it just it adding to the horrendous length of rounds these days.

How often have you followed a four ball who aren't playing that well but when they get to the green each of them goes though a routine that suggests that this putt is for the Master's?

I can just see the same group working out where 12 is ....and as Dale Winton might say, trying to stay out of the red area.

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