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So the other day i was at the putting green w/ my dad, and he said that my putting stance is very very bad. he said that im bent over alot, but it doesnt really seem like it. Now im about average height, im about 6 feet tall, and i use a 34 inch putter, is that way to small for a guy like me?

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Id say to up it another inch or 2 to a 36 or a 35. Bending down too much has alot to do with your stroke.
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I am 6'4'' and I used to use a 35 inch putter - I was bent way over and couldn't make a putt to save my life. I had it extended to 37, and that did wonders. You might need an extra inch or two (they can do this at most golf shops for a few bucks).
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