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I used a cameron newport 2 putter. Recently, ive really struggled with realeasing the toe, and thus i miss alot of putts right. I then try to over-correct and tug the ball.

What just popped into my head is (literaly a minute ago) would putting some lead tape on the toe reduce the toe flow, so i wouldnt have to think about releasing as much until my stroke returns, or would it just accentuate it?
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That would be my first suggestion. Also check the position of your hands, have they moved any? To much of one or the other could cause you either to release early or late. Check the grip on your putter, if it has become slick or worn you might be subconsiosly rotating your grip to get to a portion of the grip that feels more tacky or not so worn.

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