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| Re: Leaving putts short!! Hi Rich. I find sometimes that even when I've got the weight of my putter perfectly adjusted to the practice green, sometimes the real greens move at a different speed. To compensate for this, I grip up or down on my putter. This often is all I need to do to start finding the 'jeez, but for 2 inches, that would have dropped' speed. It may be your ticket to success. Try holding your putter closer to the butt end when you're leaving it short - and see what happens. |
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| Re: Leaving putts short!! Hi ya richie, Well being a 24 h/cap I don't know if my advice would be of any use but I have changed the way I put as I was doing exactly the same taking 3 / 4 puts on the green because I was not geting my distance correct and leaving it too short. I worked on this and now the only thing I have changed is I am not looking at the ball when I put but look at the hole / flag, as I use to just look at the ball. This has had great results with me and now I am either on 1 / 2 putts. Hope it helps Cheers Mark |
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