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| Re: Putt Master? You can try and putt with your eyes closed. Hit a few putts at say a 3 foot distance. then close your eyes and try it.. You will feel the putter in your hand and the feed back is great. I have even gone to the range and hit 8 irons, again the feed back is something you will never get from any pro or magazine or gadget on the market. This is not for the beginner of golf. Also get a good insurance before you try it lol... ![]() |
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| Re: Putt Master? Time for the classic coaches conundrum (thank you, thank you, I think it's a nice piece of alliteration as well). You have a student who always takes their backswing to the same place, but adjusts their acceleration (or deceleration) to control distance. They consistently leave their second putt within 4 or 5 feet, and hole out occasionally. They two putt from almost anywhere on the green. Do you take the time to teach them the proper pendulum stroke, or let them be? |
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| Re: Putt Master? ^ bump Anyone? |