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Ok, so I went on my lunch break today to the local course and spent an hour putting. I started messing with the "left hand low" technique and really like the way I have to use some bigger muscles to putt that way.
As for the putter, it rolls true and feels fabulous. Will I putt better?? Hope so. At least I have some confidence back now. But the true test will be the course.... a five footer to save par and a $2.00 carryover. Thank you all for your input. Please keep it coming, I can use all the help I can get. Evan |
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| # 1 4/8/2009 8:36:15 PM |
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The leading hand low methods might do you some good for now.
Practice more with this new method lagging the medium and longer putts. I had no trouble putting with my left hand lower within 5-8 feet range but I had trouble lagging putts. I do however, still messing with the over lapping and the reverse over lapping putting grip even now. some days one would feel better than the other. |
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| # 2 4/14/2009 3:52:05 PM |
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I have no touch/feel with left hand low or right hand low. I bought one of those big grips several months ago and have putted way better. I have both hands at almost the same height(right a tad lower) and it allows me to have real square shoulders and a smooth stroke.
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