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In today’s tip, Debbie Doniger shares a drill from Jim McLean to make more short putts with controlled eye movement.
Comments (7)
It would help me if you would identify the club that you are using for each drill - here greenside chipping without obstacles.
Then, additional advice as to club selection depending upon skill level.
when I relax the pressure, either I regrip and turn the club face the left on my transition or I am hitting the ball off center. When I take practice swings the club face remains vertical. That suggests that the twist occurs at impact. Do you agree?
Great advice. I used the 20% grip pressure rule and immediately increased Club head speed and greatly improved center face contact. Question, do you used 20% grip pressure rule on chips and pitches too?
It would help me if you would identify the club that you are using for each drill - here greenside chipping without obstacles.
Then, additional advice as to club selection depending upon skill level.
when I relax the pressure, either I regrip and turn the club face the left on my transition or I am hitting the ball off center. When I take practice swings the club face remains vertical. That suggests that the twist occurs at impact. Do you agree?