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By Clemsonfan ·
Day 12: 2/19/25 Weight shift drills followed by full swings. -
By SteelHen ·
Thanks Bill, Really appreciate the tips! I'm hoping between side saddle putting and working on the Jim Venetos swing I'll drop some shots off my typically mid-90's score. -
By WillieT ·
Thinking about seeing if our local course will make divot repair part of the annual youth camp….and I love @dennyjones comment to stick ‘em to the carts. Sadly a lot of the older guys are not stable enough to bend down and make a good repair - so they just let them be or just do the putter tamp. We also have one member who shuffles his way on and off the green - soft spike marks everywhere…. -
By discap ·
The lie is not really adjustable. The PGA states that it must have at least 10 deg angle (not sure on the exact #) all of these putters came with the minimum allowable angle from vertical. This is why the corners are beveled off. The sole of the club is not intended to sit flat on the ground. Having said all this, the only way to change the angle is to bend the silver piece that the shaft is glued in to. In use: 1. Hold the putter with your top hand and let it dangle 2. the beveled edge will be the closest part to the ground 3. place bottom hand much like holding a pencil 4. Club should swing forward and back freely but not hit your foot. If it does then you need to move you top hand outward. 5. Do not manipulate the club path. straight forward and back 6. I keep my top hand tight on the putter. My bottom hand twists the putter counter clockwise against my top hand. This keeps the face from opening up. Good luck. I have been using mine for close to 10 years. I average 1.7 putts/hole (yes I have statistics on every hole I play) Bill -
By WillieT ·
Day 29 (19 Feb 25) - Winter storm in place (here it's cold icy rain), inside day today - started with mirror work and 8i - working on weight shift sequence using shortened swing (backswing to P3) and coming through to P8. Focused on sensing the shift to the lead foot as I get toward P3 and then coming through smoothly. Followed up those series of rehearsals with some easy lag putts working to equalize backswing length with downswing finish to 3' - 5' - 8' distances.
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