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Bryce Cope teaches a practical putting drill using two alignment sticks to improve speed control. Match the length of your backstroke and follow-through to roll more “dead weight” putts that lead to stress free tap ins.
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Thank you. I will definitely try this next time I play
Love your videos, Amy. I was taught a bump and run is a way further back shot, where you are chipping or pitching and the ball hits in front of the green and then bounces up and rolls out on the green. This is where the bump slows down the ball, hence bump and run. Isn’t what you are showing here just a chip shot, since you are on the front of the green or fringe (which I would have putted to not make a mistake having the ball do any air time)? Thanks
Thank you! Will try! looking for consistancy!
Thank you. I will definitely try this next time I play
Love your videos, Amy. I was taught a bump and run is a way further back shot, where you are chipping or pitching and the ball hits in front of the green and then bounces up and rolls out on the green. This is where the bump slows down the ball, hence bump and run. Isn’t what you are showing here just a chip shot, since you are on the front of the green or fringe (which I would have putted to not make a mistake having the ball do any air time)? Thanks