Lesson 344-Too quick at takeaway or transition? Try
changing the putter shaft to a heavier model with a softer flex.
Lesson 345-"Slow down" is a stock putting
recommendation. You might be better with lighter putters, using stiffer shafts
and a faster tempo.
Lesson 346-When evaluating a putting training aid, be
sure it matches the stroke plane of your stroke and putter is balanced to that
shape.
Lesson 347- How well does your putter balance to your
practice aids? No amount of practice will over come faulty feedback from the
putter.
Lesson 348-A common putting tip is to have a light
grip on the putter with no tension. Hard to do with a putter not balanced to
your stroke.
Lesson 349 - Grip pressure? Try to eliminate tension
without losing control. It helps analyze grip pressure based on your source of
motion.
Lesson 350-Grip Pressure=Control. Do you have a
dominant arm in your stroke? Focus on pressure of the dominant side and relax
the other.
Lesson 351-Grip Pressure-With a shoulder driven stroke
you need equal pressure in both hands and firm enough to keep both wrists
stable.
Lesson 352-Arms around the spine with passive
shoulders requires the lightest grip pressure of all sources of motion.
Ultimate feel stroke.
Lesson 353-If a robot swings Putter A, we see a
vibration in the robot. Change to Putter B and no vibration. Problem with robot
or putter?
Lesson 354-The measurable vibration we see in a robot
is why some putters don't feel "right". No amount of practice will
change that feel.
Lesson 355-A putter not balanced to the plane of the
stroke will create inconsistent rotation along the plane and inconsistent results.
