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Take all the putters you own to the course and pick a basket. Putt 100 times. Collect data on which one goes in most frequently. Take said putter, buy two more, and practice with it for a month. Keep practicing!
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I'd need video evidence to confirm, but I think that on the type of shot you're describing, my stance accommodates the line. I'm going to use a stance that allows me to stay balanced throughout the shot; if I'm trying to keep my eyes on the chains, this means I'll need to begin the motion in a...
Creativity to "get out of trouble" is one of the most interesting things about DG to me. Pros don't hit the fairway every time, but they make the shot they need to recover and save par. The more shots you have in your bag, the less you'll find yourself in a situation trying to force a shot that...
From my experience, a stand-still throw is typically more predictable, because fewer parts of your body are moving. The more pieces you move, including a run-up, the more variance your introduce into your drive.
I had an issue with this for a while trying to add significant power through a...