bobmac
Major Champion
Following on from another post.........
As I'm sure most of you know, all the experts suggest you address a putt with your eyes directly above the ball.
This way, your arms can swing the putter freely along the target line.
When I fit someeone for a putter's length, here's what I do........
I ask the person (call him Smiffy) to stand as he would do to a putt and let his arms hang freely from his shoulders. Then bring the hands together under the centre of the chest.
That is where Smiffys putter grip should be.
That way, your arms can swing freely up and down the target line without any manipulation of the hands or wrists.
I do know some people bend over alot, they then have to stick their elbows out (gull winging) and if they putt well, don't fix it.
I do see lots of people who's putters are too long, but if you watch all the GOOD putters on tour, they are probably around 31-34 in, depending on how tall they are.
If you are having trouble with your putter length, go and see your local mars bar seller and seek his/her advice.
As I'm sure most of you know, all the experts suggest you address a putt with your eyes directly above the ball.
This way, your arms can swing the putter freely along the target line.
When I fit someeone for a putter's length, here's what I do........
I ask the person (call him Smiffy) to stand as he would do to a putt and let his arms hang freely from his shoulders. Then bring the hands together under the centre of the chest.
That is where Smiffys putter grip should be.
That way, your arms can swing freely up and down the target line without any manipulation of the hands or wrists.
I do know some people bend over alot, they then have to stick their elbows out (gull winging) and if they putt well, don't fix it.
I do see lots of people who's putters are too long, but if you watch all the GOOD putters on tour, they are probably around 31-34 in, depending on how tall they are.
If you are having trouble with your putter length, go and see your local mars bar seller and seek his/her advice.
