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Clay Ballard
Clay Ballard demonstrates the 2-foot pull back drill to help you make more putts under pressure. Slow down the body and smooth out your stroke and you will turn into a clutch putter in no time.
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Thank you Clay; you are an amazingly clear and informed teacher of golf. Odd question for you: I've written an excellent book on the psychology of golf and want to find a top person to write a forward to the book. This will help getting it published and widely circulated. I have a PhD in developmental psychology from U.C. Berkeley and have been living in Australia for 37 years now. Can you help? Curtis
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Thank you Clay; you are an amazingly clear and informed teacher of golf. Odd question for you: I've written an excellent book on the psychology of golf and want to find a top person to write a forward to the book. This will help getting it published and widely circulated. I have a PhD in developmental psychology from U.C. Berkeley and have been living in Australia for 37 years now. Can you help? Curtis