Lesson 116-Balance is critical to a consistent
stroke. Position of the feet are critical to balance. Feet move last to balance
your set up.
Lesson 117-Uneven lies on the green requires an adjustment. Don't change distance from the ball. Adjust your knee flex to maintain balance.
Lesson 118-Match Lesson 117 with moving your hands up
or down on the grip to maintain a consistent ball position and posture on
uneven lies.
Lesson 119-It helps to fit a putter longer than needed.
The game is played on uneven surfaces. More length allows you to adjust for
balance.
Lesson 120-When you analyze your stroke on a perfect surface,
think about the adjustments you need to make when conditions aren't perfect.
Lesson
121- Is it possible that what we find works perfectly under laboratory
conditions, might not produce the perfect results outdoors?
Lesson 122-Great putters adapt to different
conditions. They don't recreate their method. Adapt don't overhaul is a key to
improved putting.
Lesson123-Loft is your friend. It
doesn't take much but you need some. Especially if your hands lead the putter
and the shaft leans forward.
Lesson 124-Many golfers deloft the
putter - lean the shaft forward - on longer putts. If you do, you need some
loft on the putter to start.
Lesson 125-All players have
preferences or favorite putts. Change strategy-not mechanics for better results
on the putts where you struggle.
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