Thanks, D.
I'm going to ruminate a bit. I tried what I thought was EA in putting last week, but distance control was way off. I kept rolling the rock well past the intended destination. I really mean Well Past. Solid feeling, though.
Thanks,
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Thanks, D.
I'm going to ruminate a bit. I tried what I thought was EA in putting last week, but distance control was way off. I kept rolling the rock well past the intended destination. I really mean Well Past. Solid feeling, though.
Thanks,
g
Well it must be on the Turned Shoulder Plane. But all day, my distances were as good as it could be. The EA locked in the structure and prevented all unnecessary motion.
I had the saem experience 3 weeks ago rolled in 5 birdies (most ever) but then made zero the next day. My weakness in my entire game is extensor action. I just can't get the left arm straight no matter how hard I try with the right!
I had the saem experience 3 weeks ago rolled in 5 birdies (most ever) but then made zero the next day. My weakness in my entire game is extensor action. I just can't get the left arm straight no matter how hard I try with the right!
Hi MB,
I don't fully straighten the Left Arm for my putting stroke. Just a good firm downward EA pressure with the #3 PP on the Turned Shoulder Plane.
Daryl, for me the flat left wrist, EA and TSP wasn't consistent for me.
tried a modification, I made a forward press with my top hand (forward bending wrist) with what I call a hand plane cos the bent wrist wasn't compatible with TSP.
I rolled more consistent putts this way.
Geez, D, I did the TSP EA today and it was wonderful. It was so good, I expect I must have done something wrong. I'll visit the Yellow Book tonight to see if I am actually modeling this correctly.
Man, talk about solid putting strikes...
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