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Good drill, but not a legal "stroke".

Driver: Cleveland Launcher DST

Hybrid: Cleveland Mashie 3H

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Wedges: Cleveland cg 15 46, 52, 56, 60

Putter: Odyssey tour black

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I do not think he is intending for it to become your new swing but instead a training drill to ingrain a square putter face in your stroke.

And BTW, he is extremely irritating.

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Irons: Callaway X-20 Tour 4-9i

Hybrid: Titleist 910H 19º & 21º

Wood: TaylorMade R11 3w

Putter: Odyssey White Hot

Wedges: Titleist Vokeys - 48º, 54º, 62º

 

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Yeah, that counts as pushing, scraping, or spooning the ball, as opposed to fairly striking at it.

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Greg Norman mentioned that drill, its to help you from breaking down your wrist in the butting stroke

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Here is a putting aid that gives you a similar feel

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And BTW, he is extremely irritating.

I made the mistake of clicking on this one after a siesta. Twitch boy, and his camera man had my eyes crossed. I was taught this drill in my first putting lesson. Along with ingraining keeping energy down the target line it also helps players eliminate deceleration in putting by indirectly eliminating long take-aways.

Driver: Titleist 909 D2 9.5 degrees Voodoo Stiff Woods: Diablo 15 degrees Stiff & Diablo Octane Tour 18 degrees Stiff Hybrid: Taylormade Mid Rescue 19 degrees Irons: Callaway X-18 4-PW Wedges: Titleist Vokey Black Nickel 52 56 60 Putter: Ping Zing Karsten Putter
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i played with a professional baseball player  a few weeks ago and he had a long putter and would stand to the side of the ball and his stroke was off to the side and his bottom hand was fingers down. he said it was like throwing a washer. very interesting but seemed to work rather well. id rather use the consistency of my shoulders than my arm though. to each his own.

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Irons Cobra SS Forged 3-PW

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@threejack

Have you watched the movie 7 Days in Utopia? That putting stoke is used on that movie.

Driver:     Cleveland Launcher DST 9.0 Degree, UST Proforce V2 67 X-Stiff
Wood:     Cleveland Launcher (2009) 15 Degrees, Stock shaft Stiff
Hybrid:    Adams Idea A2 20 Degree, stock shaft stiff
Irons:       Cleveland CG Red , 3-PW, DSG300 Stiff
Wedges:  Titleist Vokey SM4 54 and 60 degrees
Putter:     Odyssey White Hot Tour #5 34.5 inches
Balls:      Titleist Pro V1X, Srixon Z-Star XV

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No its not allowed but he is just using it as a putting drill which can be pretty affective I dont tend to use it however because i start to hit short jabby putts which I dont like.

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