Tiger I totally can relate to your problem as its similar to mine, I can hole a 20 footer 1 minute then be 2ft short and wide on the next. I intend on going the high MOI route. I know my sroke isnt perfect but also my putter isnt suited to my putting style.
I may even purchase another 2 ball belly putter as that thing was the dogs danglies, I just felt whispers every time I pulled it out of the bag
Keep us updated as to how the lesson/putter search goes
Thanks for this DV
, the California Hollywood, full toe hang and the shaft doesnt 'hide' the ball as much, it just suits my eye better.................fingers crossed this one's for keeps
I guess the repeated questions have made me sound more technical than I actually am. I love the good Doctor's book(read it about three times) and normally have a look at the line from behind and usually make my mind up on the break. I'll have one or two practice strokes to get a feel for how long the stroke should be, get over the ball, look at the target, look at the ball, letitgo 
Tiger please don't take this the wrong way but if you read Putting Out Of Your Mind and you're still thinking about the sweet spot and wobbly take away, or that you're not good enough for your putter, you didn't fully appreciate what the good Doctor Bob was trying to tell you. Yes you need a basic stroke and for this you could and should use a V-easy and our Bobs drills, but when you get out there on the course these things should be as far from your mind as you can get them. I had an awful time with my putting start of the year 40+ every round, as many as 45. I won the medal in April with 32 putts. Last Friday I played a foursomes game and had 6 of those 3-5 footers I coudnt make if my life depended on it on the front 9 for wins or halves, and I made them all. On the 12th a holed a 12 footer for a half after we had conceded their tap in. This would have sounded like someone else to me, and you may ask whats changed since the time I couldnt putt from 2 feet? I haven't had a lesson, not spent much if any time on the practice green (10 minutes at home with a V-easy every now and then), all I did was read and digest Bob Rotellas advice. I said before "if my life depended on it", and thats how it felt. It doesn't any more, and the putts are dropping. You can hole a putt with a garden rake if your heads in the right place, you just have to see the roll, stand up, look at the target, lightly grip the putter and roll it in. If the ball goes in the hole, great. If not. Big deal. Do it again. If you've lost confidence in the Scotty and get a new stick and continue to over-analyse what youre doing you'll eventually lose faith in that too. I was on the brink of buying a new putter - lure of the shiney, I wanted Gareths Scotty but now I think na, the one I have is just fine, its only rolling a ball across some grass and into a hole. Thats all it is. And if youre not thinking that, youre thinking the wrong thing. Thats Rotellas message, and I can't thank Slicer30 enough for putting me onto it. The book only takes an hour or 2 to get through, its worth another read and a good thinking about
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Just had a look on his website and that does look interesting. There is a centre of excellence near my work so I'll pop along on a lunch break and make an enquiry. Cheers Swinger
