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Clay Ballard
In this tip, Clay Ballard uses data to explain why your perception of the perfect putting stroke may be incorrect. Use this tip to model your stroke after the best players in the world. Watch now!
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You actually went back a little longer than the tee and also went a little past the tee on the follow through, so I guess it's the principal that's important and not the actual distance yo the inch. is
I notice there is an arc on your follow through rather than a movement straight towards the hole. Is that intentional?
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You actually went back a little longer than the tee and also went a little past the tee on the follow through, so I guess it's the principal that's important and not the actual distance yo the inch. is
I notice there is an arc on your follow through rather than a movement straight towards the hole. Is that intentional?