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Thanks, hope it helps ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

I think this tip will help as putts tend to get pulled or pushed when you look too quickly to see if the ball is going to go in. Let me know how you get on ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

Thanks … I’m going to start creating more videos again soon ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

That’s great to hear and you’re welcome. Thanks for letting me know ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

Thanks for your message. My golf centre is a public centre and we would welcome you to practice this at any time. If your course doesn’t have a practice putting green, then perhaps an option might be to take the last tee time and do a little practice out on the course. The green doesn’t need to be flat either. In fact practicing this on sloping greens is actually more beneficial. You can then practice from all angles and develop better visualisation of how a putt might break. Let me know how you get on ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

Thanks for your message. I’d imagine he retains more positive thoughts than this, although of course we don’t know what is actually in somebody’s head. It’s actually very interesting that many young golfers are using this method and they’ve never experienced very poor putting. When you understand the biology of muscle anatomy, there is evidence that this method may provide a much less tense putting stroke allowing for better putting under pressure

@@chrisjenkinspga1356 your insight is correct, many young players have adopted this putting grip perhaps without ever trying others. However, Colin is a young man and was a pretty good putter, in fact won a major tournament using a previous grip. As we have recently witnessed, Colin still suffers putting woes and I predict he will change his grip again because it isn’t his nerves, it is his mind. Thank you for your replay, I am a Colin fan and still believe he will reach his potential.

Thanks for your message. All excellent points 👌⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

Thanks for your message. Yes they are similar, although the putter face has more influence over ball start direction than other clubs. The more loft on a club there is then the more influence path has. For example, the putter face is approximately 95% dominant over the path in start direction, a driver 85% and the % drops down through the irons meaning the path increases influencing start direction. We also try to get the ball rolling without back spin when putting, and every other club requires back spin to get the ball airborne. This again requires different impact dynamics. All of this requires fundamentals in set up and strike, so worth thinking about ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

Thanks for the message. The angle of toe hang depends on the length of putter and your posture when standing to the ball. If you tend to stand tall when putting with your eyes inside the ball, then you would require more toe hang. If you like to be more on top of the ball with a shorter putter (like me), then I would go for a more face balanced putter. This is because the stroke will be less arced and a face balanced putter will keep the face a bit more stable. Let me know how you get on ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

Thanks for the message. Yes you can certainly play those short ones like a bunker shot (as long as the lie isn’t too tight). When opening the clubface a lot, it’s a good idea to push your hands down lower (between your knees) as this squares the face (if you’ve opened for more loft)and allows for more “flip” through impact ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

Hi, this is a centre shafted “Yes” “Emma” putter. It was made for me by the late Harold Swash, who Phil Kenyon also worked under. He was one of the first real putting coaches, but he is sadly no longer with us.

You’re welcome and I hope it helps! Let me know how you get on ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

Glad you liked it and let me know how you get on ⛳️

Thank you and pleased you liked it. Let me know how you get on ⛳️

Sounds great! Let me know how you get on 👍⛳️

Hi, I would set your metronome at around 80 bpm. Another great idea is to find a piece of music (or a play list if your are going to practice for a long time) that matches your bpm. For example, I like mine at around 85 bpm which matches a song by The Verve called “Bitter Sweet Symphony”. I find this a great tune to practice to and it really helps me to find my tempo. Works really well with chipping and pitching too 👍! Let me know how you get on ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

@@chrisjenkinspga1356 Love this very specific advice! :-D Puts you in your mid-late thirties too! First "pace" video that actually gave some insight / idea on to control pace vs just a drill. Thank you!

Hi, it certainly wouldn’t harm you to try and swing the golf club at a similar tempo. This would help you to complete your back and through swings and to not rush or snatch in your down swing. Let me know how you get on

You’re welcome Mark, so pleased you like it and let me know how you get on ⛳️🏌🏻‍♂️

The pace of the putt is created with both hands, and from the length and speed of the stroke. Try and maintain the same tempo (between 75 and 85 BPM) for all distance putts though. Check out my pace putting video for more of an explanation ⛳️👍🏻

Glad it was helpful!

Hi, thanks for messaging! Use your most lofted Club for this shot. The more loft you have the better, so if you have a 60 degree wedge then you’ll find it easier. Also, a club with a low bounce can also help if your playing off a tight lie with not much grass under the ball. Let me know how you get on ⛳️

Awesome! Thank you will be trying this out this week!

Hey thanks Rick! I look forward to getting some more content over to you soon ⛳️

Excellent James, pleased it helped ⛳️

Maybe try and feel your upper arms stay more connected to your body, although Putting is very personal and so won’t work for everybody. How do you feel you putt your best?

Hi Raj, yes it can … although be careful of using a wedge with a lot of bounce. Otherwise you will need to make sure the ball is sitting up a little 👍🏻

Glad it was helpful! ⛳️

You’re welcome David, and I’m pleased it helped ⛳️

You’re welcome Jeff, let me know how you get on 👍🏻

Fantastic news … pleased it helped 👍🏻⛳️

That’s great Mike, let me know how you get on with it ⛳️

That’s great, let me know how you get on 👍🏻⛳️

That’s fantastic news … well done Mark

You’re welcome Pete, pleased it helped 👍🏻

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You’re welcome Tom … I’m so pleased it helped you 👍🏻

I became a twitcher too. It's a stroke wrecker. It got so bad I bought re bar and duct taped it to my putter. Now it's as heavy as a barbell. And swings like butter with the claw grip. Re bar at Lowes is only $3.99 a foot.

The best Super Stroke grip for this is the Claw, as it’s designed specifically for it 👍🏻

@@chrisjenkinspga1356 I think worded that incorrectly lol but I meant like which super stroke grip is that I am wanting to purchase it myself.

@@loler2676 yes it’s the “SuperStroke Claw Putter Grip”. It’s made specifically for the Claw Putting Technique. Let me know if you can’t find it anywhere 👍🏻

Great, let me know how it goes 👍🏻

@@chrisjenkinspga1356 the change in my swing/result was almost immediate and maybe more consistent with my driver, three wood, and seven wood!

@@GrumpyTy34er that’s great to hear 👍🏻

You’re welcome

Thanks and yes, definitely come for a round at Crowlands 👍🏻

Hi, try and feel normal grip pressure in your left hand and much lighter in your right. More of a guiding with the right hand rather than grip. Let me know how you get on 👍🏻

Perfect answer, thanks

That’s great, I hope it helps ⛳️👍🏻

If you stare at the coin long enough, you’ll see a shadow of where your putter and the ball was in your set up. It’s great to get into a habit of seeing the shadow on longer putts too 👍🏻

I tried it and can confirm it works great when you keep your eyes looking at the spot behind the ball after you putt it. My last round I had only 12 putts in the back nine! 👍

@@anthonyviola9400 that’s fantastic! Thanks for letting me know 👍🏻

Thanks Anthony and you’re very welcome. Let me know if there’s anything else you’d like me to cover that would help you ⛳️