Putting...arghhhh!

[jchubs]

the reason i said about a more traditional putter is, when i cputt with the craz-e i can feel the big head going off line - yet when i have a quick go with a mates putter that isn't mallet type, its a lot easier to keep the head straight back and straight through...thats all.
And yes, practice is important and I do practice.

 

[philly169]

If the putter is going offline, definetly look at the V easy aid. It will lock your shoulders into the correct position at address and in your stroke and you will find using it on the practice green before a round will create muscle memory so you will instantly feel your in the right position and feel whether your take back is in line or not. There is a video on Bobs site, worth a look at.

 

[funkyfred]

This could be your lucky day

Bob, it took you 6 minutes to respond! You must be slacking!

Rob

It could have been the lining up of that forth putt that took the time

 

[bobmac]

This could be your lucky day

Bob, it took you 6 minutes to respond! You must be slacking!

Rob

It could have been the lining up of that forth putt that took the time

I didn't line up the 3rd putt, thats why I missed it

 

[RGDave]

the reason i said about a more traditional putter is, when i putt with the craz-e i can feel the big head going off line - yet when i have a quick go with a mates putter that isn't mallet type, its a lot easier to keep the head straight back and straight through...thats all.

I totally agree. Short range, a "proper" putter is the biz.
However, a big MOI mallet will pay dividends on long distance putting.
Ralph Maltby (yes, sorry, I know ) did a test with some putting robots and various types of putter....

well, you know where this is going...