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I've heard this tip quite a number of times about keeping your right elbow (for right handed golfers) always touching your side throughout your putting stroke. I've tried a couple of times and it didn't seem to make that much of difference. Has anybody else heard of this? and if so does it really help?
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I have never heard of this, I have always been taught to rotate your shoulders and nother else, so if you keep your right elbow on your side then I don't see how you can rotate your right shoulder.
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It used to be Greg Norman's swing thought back in the 90's during his putting stroke.

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It used to be Greg Norman's swing thought back in the 90's during his putting stroke.

Sounds to me like it would encourage a very in to in putting arc which I personally wouldn't recommend, definitely not a putting tip I am familiar with.

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