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Andrew RiceInstructor
Fine-Tune Your Putting Stroke
Andrew Rice demonstrates a drill that will help you control speed on short and mid-range putts. The key to holing more of those ’50-50’ putts is consistently putting with the proper speed. Watch this video now to eliminate 3-putts and make more 8-footers!
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Do same principles apply regarding backstroke and follow-through apply on really long lag putts say 30-40 feet? Sometimes I feel like I get off line with such long backswings on long putt? Thank you
Darrin
Every time I putt , the ball always takes a hop and I can’t seem to fix it. Do you have any suggestions i’m a 9 handicap.
I am looking for a more upright putter with the shaft a bit closer to the center mass of the putter head. What is the make/model of the putter you are using in this video?
when putting I normally gain strokes with my last thought before starting being "hit it just a little harder than I think I need". When under pressure to make the putt I find my backstroke shortening. I see it happening almost in slow motion but can't stop to correct it . Why?
What is the downside of a pop putt similar to Snedekers style of putting?
Thanks
Really enjoy your videos , Thanks
Is this the same concept when lag putting from 40+ feet?