Determining the type of stroke for putting: Hand Dominance

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I was re-reading Break 100 Now: From Hacker to Golfer in Just 90 Days (in addition to some other books that I have in my collection with regards to putting) and one of the things that they covered choosing the way to stroke a putt based upon which hand is dominant. Basically you putt about 10 strokes using a one handed stroke and the hand that has more control is your dominant one. This is independent of whether you are right or left handed.

For a right hand dominant person, Adams and Tomasi recommended a center shafted putter with a pendulum swing. For a left handed dominant person, they should use a heel shafted putter with more of an arc type of swing.

How did you choose your method of putting?
Are you right or left hand dominant?
What type of stroke do you use?
What type of putter do you use?

I am right hand dominant.
I use a pendulum stroke.
I use a center shafted toe hang blade.

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I was re-reading Break 100 Now: From Hacker to Golfer in Just 90 Days (in addition to some other books that I have in my collection with regards to putting) and one of the things that they covered choosing the way to stroke a putt based upon which hand is dominant. Basically you putt about 10 strokes using a one handed stroke and the hand that has more control is your dominant one. This is independent of whether you are right or left handed.

Left hand dominant, although right handed golfer.

I determined my golfing stroke as it came naturally. I use a heel shafted blade.