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It’s held fast against the arm to prevent any movement
Are they still cheating ??
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Parsaregood
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Held against the forearm by what ? I don't see anything holding it against the forearm in this technique. With the belly putter it was anchored like a fulcrum pressed into the the belly button to stabilise the stroke. There's not even anything close going on here. The putter still swings freely with the arms without any other part of the body interfering. I would say Justin roses technique of pinching in his t shirt under his armpit when putting is potentially more controversial if you really want to split hairs
Wolf
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Can't see any issue with it, it's not anchored at a 3rd point and player still has to make a swing/stroke. Doesn't breech any rules either plus doesn't guarantee ball goes in the hole.
duncan mackie
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....and the arm moves...
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For those who anchored against the chest, would it have been ok if the upper body rotated at all?
Parsaregood
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The chest or belly would be the centre of the fulcrum in this technique, the centre does not move, everything moves around a fixed point which is the key difference
Tashyboy
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Got to be honest, I saw Bernard Langher win a tournament the other day and it showed a clip of him putting out. First thing I thought was " its anchored".
Parsaregood
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He uses a different technique to these guys and his is certainly up for debate in terms of how close it gets, but if it's not touching it's not touching
bobmac
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The idea of holding the putter as in the picture in post no.9 in to stop the wrists from breaking/flicking during the stroke.
Personally, I don't care. I don't think anchoring should have been banned anyway. Everyone had the option to switch to an anchoring style if they wanted to.
jim8flog
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When Bernard Langer used a technique similar to Bryson he actually used his right hand to hold the putter against his forearm.
This technique is not part of the anchoring ban.
This technique is not part of the anchoring ban.
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I don't really care what they do, or whether it's allowed, called anchoring etc.
I just think that eventually it will be outlawed. I figure that, if all of those who can't putt "normally" move to this method, and putt well (Scott, Bubba, Dcb, Simpson etc etc) the authorities will look into whether it is acceptable.
Hence why I said "anchoring by any other name...".
But maybe I'm just cynical
I just think that eventually it will be outlawed. I figure that, if all of those who can't putt "normally" move to this method, and putt well (Scott, Bubba, Dcb, Simpson etc etc) the authorities will look into whether it is acceptable.
Hence why I said "anchoring by any other name...".
But maybe I'm just cynical
What about Bernhard???
