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Big breaking putts can be tough to visualize and even harder to hole. To improve your eye on the green and make more sliders try this drill from Devan Bonebrake.
Comments (6)
This is a practice drill to stop the slicing, that I understand.......However, are you saying always keep the heel up when driving? Never drive with the heal down again?
Long time LPGA volunteer/spectator (I saw you plan several times).
Question: Do you have to consciously release the hands or is there some swing action that causes them to release at the right time?
All of your camera angles are from behind, which doesn’t actually show us exactly how close your ball is to the hole. Different camera angle would show us how good your shots really are.
Is this set up the same for driver and 3 wood also? Thanks!
Amy did an outstanding job in explaining how to shape shots. Easy to follow directions, so an old guy, like my self can follow. Thank you Amy...jgo
This is a practice drill to stop the slicing, that I understand.......However, are you saying always keep the heel up when driving? Never drive with the heal down again?
Long time LPGA volunteer/spectator (I saw you plan several times).
Question: Do you have to consciously release the hands or is there some swing action that causes them to release at the right time?