lyleoross
* Ace Member *
Interesting points. I wonder if Ken would've developed a putting style like McBeth's had he come up around this time.
Ken's style drove putting development for years. He did a great video where he commented on his style saying that it allowed him to work in one dimension, up and down, instead of two. If I remember correctly, he puts very little spin on the disc, focusing on lifting it into the basket. Clearly, as good as Ken was/is, it can be argued the Paul is better. He doesn't putt to beat the environment (what Ken did) he adjusts his putt to accommodate the environment.