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Erika Larkin breaks down her putting process and the importance of matching your line with your intended pace. Visualize your speed and the entry point to start holing more putts immediately. Watch now!
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Very helpful. Thanks
Ericka,
Fine example of an effective routine. I will blend these three steps into my putting system. I like and practice routines of "3." Such becomes habit. Here's a thought:
The #1 Task (of 3) is see the First Putt near to, just past or into the hole.
1 = Lag; then 2 & 3.
Ericka,
I think going through the process you outlined will really help. I see your instructions here and on Golf Fanatics. I really appreciate how you boil difficult concepts down to simplistic, easy to follow instructions. Thank you.
would like to see your swing in slow motion so we can see your hands turning over ...
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Very helpful. Thanks
Ericka,
Fine example of an effective routine. I will blend these three steps into my putting system. I like and practice routines of "3." Such becomes habit. Here's a thought:
The #1 Task (of 3) is see the First Putt near to, just past or into the hole.
1 = Lag; then 2 & 3.