I think you are a bit ahead of yourself worrying about upswing or square. The critical part of putting is hitting the sweet spot. To do that there are two or three angles between the shaft, club head, hands...
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Originally Posted by luu5
I would say more useful would be to keep right hand cupped as long as you can (late hitting), instead of trying to keep your wrists cocked (lag). As a swing...
just an observation more than a solution, but I've never seen a bad golfer shank...so ya got that goin for ya!! most poor golfers hit it more on the toe.
when I shank I usually am holding the angle OK and coming...
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Originally Posted by Unforgiven93
My mechanics are good enough, not perfect, but I don't think they need to be.
dont confuse mechanics with form. you can have...
don't beat yourself up too much...the pitch shot is difficult because the margin of error is much less than hitting a big 460cc driver off a tee into a wide open fairway. A pitch requires you to make a proper golf swing to a very...
I think almost every component of the full swing is evident in a 40' lob wedge from a tight lie. You are swinging slower and contact needs to be precise, any flaw becomes embarrasingly evident.
I would say the longer you go without lessons or practice the less likley you will get to scratch. You will simply ingrain poor habits making it more difficult to undo them
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Originally Posted by Gerald
Shooting a 73 with 37 putts means ..... 36 strokes ....... 67% of GIR .... that is 12/18 (or 14/18 if you forget the OB's) ...... let's asume you hit all par 3 in one...
