QuickTip 28

The first step in putting better is simply to roll the ball where the putter or line on the ball or both is pointed, instead of swinging the putter to your perception of the end result. Green arrow instead of orange line.‬ @Captogolf

Quick Tip 27 Speed Control

‪I see many conversations concerning speed control when putting. Almost always the conversation concerns lag putting. I would suggest understanding speed requirements on short putts inside 8 feet? a more beneficial conversation. Often a #burntedge is a product of too much speed!‬

Bay Hill Week

Talking about AP.

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Quick Tip 26

‪One of the reasons we offered the 9Profiles. I spent years watching Arnold Palmer make this stroke, with great success. I also watched him struggle when someone suggested a straighter pattern, rather than taking the putter inside. Putt your way! ‬

Geek Mode Quick Tip 25

‪Geek Mode🤓Is learning to play golf at a high level a process of discovery or invention?‬

‪QuickTip25 when considering a putter DO NOT judge in terms of toe hang alone. Burnt Edges suggests matching shaft axis to face matching the size of your arc. Match the cog location to the rotational speed required at impact to square the face.‬

Quicktip 24

QuickTip 24 When I see a player with a big forward press to start the stroke, I always check the head weight of the putter. A forward press is great as long as you do it for the right reasons. Overcoming a heavy putter not one of them.

Quick Tip 23

This drawing is from the Reference Guide of my online course. It asks the player to consider whether they see perceive the target better coming into the ball or from the ball forward. Which one is best for you? Then consider your dominant eye.