vols_fan_68
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If you're 3 & 4 putting then its just practice. Probably need to work on speed. Try looking at the hole & putting. If you're missing putts you think you should make do like everybody else & get a new putter.
That might be the case, but it certainly isn't as simple as you make it sound. If he's three and four putting, then it is most LIKELY an alignment issue.
It's more common to putt a ball 5-6ft short or long than to misread one by that much. If you can't read greens or have halfway decent speed alignment doesn't mean a thing.
I'm a pretty good putter and I use the feeling of my feet at address and 1 or 2 spots on the line if I am able and not in anyone else's line. My feet tell me better on many holes than my eyes do.
I don't think he's arguing for alignment over speed. He was just gently pointing out that anyone who is 3 and 4 jacking every green likely has something more than just a speed issue.
Whatever works for you. I do know one thing though . . . I never get tired of watching people plum-bob when it's obvious they've got no clue what they're looking at.
I don't knock it that far by, or leave it that short. It sounds weird but im better with really long putts than medium range ones. I exaggerated some too with the 4 putts.
Called in sick today to Play. Was 2 under through 6 and finished front 2 over.
Shot a 77. I have been hitting my new irons so far for me it's hard to club. Hit an 8 iron 165 into the wind for a birdie on a par 3. I used to hit an 8 150
As someone said earlier, a drill that works for me with speed from medium-long is to look at the hole while making the stroke.
Swing change or is that just a result of the new irons having a stronger loft?
It's more common to putt a ball 5-6ft short or long than to misread one by that much. If you can't read greens or have halfway decent speed alignment doesn't mean a thing.
The prob is I was 130 out into the wind and hit a 3 quarter pw right at it and flew the green and ended up bogeying. It's frustrating hitting a good shot and not having distance control.
