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By pganapathy ·
Type of shaft, clubhead, weight etc are all only useful if they help you play well. Given that you are puring these clubs and they are going straight, the only to reason to change anything in the setup will be if you maintain these features but add extra length. Otherwise do not make any changes whatsoever -
By pganapathy ·
Very simple. Putting has evolved. In the olden days there was more wrist involved. Today they teach you to take the wrist out of it as much as possible. The heavier the putter the less likely you are to use your wrists. That explains the evolution of heavier putters -
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By DaHolla ·
Day 33 - Tournament today, my buddy and I took 2nd. Really happy with all facets of my game; the extra practice is paying off. Plenty of room for improvement, but still nice to put together a good round. -
By WillieT ·
Day 3 (3 May 25) - played 18 (went solo) this afternoon at one of sister courses to my regular course. Went with the three tee box format (Golld-White-Red as this adds a mix to the “I always play this club as my approach on this hole” routine). The front presented issues as the greens are suffering from the heat and lack of rain. Add in 15-20 mph gusty winds and it’s not a walk in the park. It really made the approach reads a little hard to figure out - of the 3 pars on the front, two were GIR, the other a nGIR. The rest were coming up short and that meant a lot of two putt bogies and a big old dbl- managed a 43. The back greens are not suffering as bad and were more receptive to rolls of the rock. Finished that side with a two over 37 (par 35) that included 6 GIR that resulted in 5 para and 1 birdie, the other 3 were two putt bogies. Was a good test of course management and not being afraid to club up or down.
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