I was shown a technique of generating top spin on the ball instead of striking it. Don’t hit it, generate the spin, beat the hole and finish pointing at the hole. Transformed my crappy putting in around 3 hours. Most ppl change putters and still whack it. In the market for an armlock now
Putting is different strokes for different folks but dont be afraid to try something totally new if your struggling. The turnaround in my putting has been great because I hit upon something that worked for me and then confidence grew. Thanks for the comment
Switched to Bettinardi armlock about 8 months ago, it took me probably 3-4 months to get really comfortable with it but now my putting is much better. I rarely 3 putt, pace is great on long putts and I'm very confident with holing out 10 ft and in whereas before I was just happy to lag those up to the hole for a tap in. I wouldn't go back now.
Yes im getting more comfortable and confident as each week passes. Defo hitting my intended start line more consistently which is a positive move forward. Thanks for the comment
I had a go with one of those that a friend of ours had just got hold of Craig. For me, absolutely awful and one of the worse feeling putters I've ever held. Thank goodness there is room within golf and the rules of golf for us all to be individuals 👍 Great that it's working for you 👏👏👏
I’ve been using a armlock putter for several years now I will never go back l rarely 3 putt .I only look at the hole when I putt with it my accuracy is outstanding especially with long putts you should try it sometime.
As I said on Thursday, you don't hole every good putt (far from it!), you never hole a bad one. You're rolling it well, confidence is the biggest thing as you know, you're not far off good scores.
I was shown a technique of generating top spin on the ball instead of striking it. Don’t hit it, generate the spin, beat the hole and finish pointing at the hole. Transformed my crappy putting in around 3 hours. Most ppl change putters and still whack it. In the market for an armlock now
Putting is different strokes for different folks but dont be afraid to try something totally new if your struggling.
The turnaround in my putting has been great because I hit upon something that worked for me and then confidence grew.
Thanks for the comment
Switched to Bettinardi armlock about 8 months ago, it took me probably 3-4 months to get really comfortable with it but now my putting is much better. I rarely 3 putt, pace is great on long putts and I'm very confident with holing out 10 ft and in whereas before I was just happy to lag those up to the hole for a tap in. I wouldn't go back now.
Yes im getting more comfortable and confident as each week passes.
Defo hitting my intended start line more consistently which is a positive move forward.
Thanks for the comment
I had a go with one of those that a friend of ours had just got hold of Craig.
For me, absolutely awful and one of the worse feeling putters I've ever held. Thank goodness there is room within golf and the rules of golf for us all to be individuals 👍
Great that it's working for you 👏👏👏
Feels more comfortable after 30mins and now feels natural after 2 weeks.
Horses for courses 👍
@@ScratchAt50 Absolutely agree Craig...wouldn't do for us all to be the same would it 👍
I’ve been using a armlock putter for several years now I will never go back l rarely 3 putt .I only look at the hole when I putt with it my accuracy is outstanding especially with long putts you should try it sometime.
I'm all in on the armlock Robert, getting more comfortable with it every week that passes.
As I said on Thursday, you don't hole every good putt (far from it!), you never hole a bad one.
You're rolling it well, confidence is the biggest thing as you know, you're not far off good scores.
Agree 100% Tom, Thanks for the comment
Exactly my problem....it all goes Pete Tong when I'm on the greens. I often get on the green for a par, but end up with a boogey or double.
Defo worth trying something different Neil, I am in a much more positive head space now after 4 weeks.
40 cm is ~16inches ??
Yeah sorry what a divvy
40 Inches
I’m sure he meant 40 inches.
I did 🤣🤣🤣🤣