This is brilliant. Thank you so much. I know the exact position from seeing it when professionals putt, but I had no idea how to reproduce it and actually feel it. What great instruction.
He’s correct on every tip there is one tip that never gets mentioned is the release at the moment of impact of the stroke . At the moment of impact your hands should be in same position as when your start and the speed of the stoke is crucial and lite release just after you stroke the ball
This is just spot on, for year I have been told not to stroke the ball but glide it, that would always have my putter face ending in all sorts of direction!! Been doing this for a month now, have got the 3/4 putts to 2, sometime one putt consistently. Sadly no video or instructor speaks about this!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!! Cheers!
this video has fundamentally changed not only my putting but my golf swing as a whole. He gave me level 1 insight and I found out the other 2, 3 layers (hope I can find the other 4, 5 and how many other layers there are in the golf swing during my lifetime). But if you can't find the 2, 3 layers that are buried within this video, I suggest you get lessons from Mr. Taylor. And if you establish a good relationship with him, I'm sure he can guide you to the other 4, 5 layers way more quickly than the average golfer.
What a difference this has made to my putting Jonathan. My consistency and confidence on the greens have improved enormously. Great video, brilliantly explained. Can’t thank you enough.
This finally is the video I’ve been looking for. I’m a pretty good putter but I tend to pull putts, Without any rhyme or reason, and I know why now. I was swinging past the crunch, flexion, part of the putter swing. Now I just swing to the end part and hold my finish and I’ve been putting so much better. Thank you for this video
This instruction confirms what I have determined after much experimenting. I try to set up with my shoulders aligned over the ball and along the desired starting direction. I then try to just rock my shoulders to make the stroke.
Rocking the shoulders up and down eliminates domination by one side AND it eliminates arm and wrist motion just to get to the desired ending position. Much more confident rolling it down the line with consistent accuracy.
I’ve always tried to reach this position but I always did it visually. Golf is a game of feel and this feeling is what I was missing. I went straight to the golf course immediately. I was able to repeat solid strokes time and time again as long as l maintained the feeling. Great tip!
I agree with you Paul. This drill is the best I have seen on developing the “feel” of the rocking motion of the shoulders. Mr. Taylor really gave us all a big piece of gold here!
Brilliant! What I like about this video is the lack of explanation of individual technique to get to the position. Having the goal of getting to the position will allow someone to attempt to reverse engineer their stroke. You even mentioned that. If I couple this video with the other I just watched about hand position when putting ( also your video ), I have quite a delicious recipe for confidence on the greens. People.... this man knows what he’s talking about and he should have 400k subscribers...not 40k... excellent content!
Wonderful explanation of the proper way to use the shoulders and arms in the putting action. Great way to keep the putter face square to our intended line at impact.
Agree with this as i do it especially on longer putts, but ive always thought holding the follow through is as much mental as physical!Try to connect to the roll of the ball,like its on a wire,focussing on this position and the roll of the ball will connect you with consistent pace ,which together with a square face is the secret of good putting.
Excellent explanation. I think it's something all good athletes know and feel intuitively, but don't execute until it's brought to our attention by an excellent explanation such as this. Thanks Jonathan for awakening my slumbering perception of my putting stroke.
Congratulations, I believe you are just as obsessed (or more) with analytical detail as I am, and I love it! Lol This video covers the stroke in extensive detail. Now we need to cover how to line it up to where you can consistently and physically see the line with confidence, then being left to judge how hard to swing the putter for the chosen line. I have recently discovered a reliable method for seeing the line consistently for me (and can prove it with results) and presently use an equal back and through length of swing for a given length of putt through testing similar to one used for partial wedge shots. Slope would also be needed to be addressed obviously, but a consistent method where your only concern is speed would be extremely beneficial. I would love to hear your analysis of these steps in future videos, or maybe you can direct me to previous videos that cover this. Thanks
Jonathan, you are right. I have watched countless tournaments and I have never realized this. Thank you! As soon as the courses open again I am putting this to use.
I have read that there are 2 types/ways of aiming putter square to target.Work out which type you are,I like to aim the top of the putter face at right angles to target line.Most people seem to prefer aiming lines on the putter along the target line,get a putter to suit.
Just been trying this for an hour and it’s brilliant. Thank you very much for your great advice. Can’t wait to come out of lockdown and try it on the course 👍👍👍
Great video. I’m lifelong golfer (current 4 index) and have been struggling to putt well. Watched this video and “the coin dropped”. Shot 35 (par) in my 9 hole league last night with 3 birdies made !!!!
That’s a great video. Keep helping us hackers to become golfers. You should get a job on the Golf Channel where you could show the world your great teaching methods and replace the golf babes and the so called teachers who try to teach with their show and tell crap. Boring!! A Real golfer just need to be tweaked ever so slightly as your teaching methods do to help us. You and Chuck Cook are the only two that I know of, that teach this way. Watch his video, shoulder to the wall, shoulder to the ball, shoulder to the target. So simplistic but the only way to hit the ball with effortless power and precision. Thanks again for what you do to get golfers back to playing golf and not goof!
Kevin Murphy unless putting is a glaring weakness then it should be the least practiced. Approach shots, drives ( long game) then short game...then putting. Mark Broadie and Erik Barzeski have clearly shown this to be factual in their books ‘Every Shot Counts’ and ‘ Lowest Score Wins’ respectively.
Quite shocked how this worked today. Right from the get go. I’m a pro that has struggled for the last decade frankly, and I feel sorted back to what I used to feel about 15 years ago in 2 minutes. 🙈👍🏼
30+ yr PGA professional and i am not surprised - there is an awful lot in this little instruction - like all really high quality - it is the attention to detail and some of the finer points of the explanation - I cannot wait to go make a couple little tweaks - I am quite certain this is going to be a missing link that gives an edge. Brilliant little presentation.
This really resonated with me. I could see how my stroke breaks down as my arms disconnect from my body. I literally have two different motions going on in my stroke at the same time. There is only a tiny intersection of the two motions that I must get to and time perfectly to return the putter to the ball on line and square. Wow. Your explanation of the two opposing muscle groups is genius. This is the first time I can say that I can truly visualize the proper motion I’m trying to achieve. Brilliant. I will never be the same again. Thank you.
Thanks for all you do ! This video helped me to use/feel "both sides" left/right equally during the stroke. Not sure if this is recommended, but for me - one side always took over the other. When feeling both sides equally ...... it matches up with your full golf stroke training. I can feel it. Finally, what an awesome video link you added to Nelson James (below) . Respectfully.
the challenge with this method is that to do it you have to trust your hands not to get involved. in stroking the ball. The shoulders do it. If you can trust the shoulders and quiet the hands this method works.
THIS WORKS. Practice it and trust me it really does. I spent an hour on my deck practicing the stroke and went out for a round a bit after and putted the best I ever had. I swear I made 8 long distance putts and 17 short range putts. I even made the 18th hole putt from 10ft. I felt like tiger sinking a masters putt for the win!!
Ive been doing this but with triceps against front of chest. Is that correctbor should i place elbows against side of ribcage. For me putting my elbows in front helps me rock my shoulders
@@JonathanTaylor63 awesome thanks. Yeah I wish I would have seen this or was told this back in the 90's. Had lessons by instructors and they never taught or mentioned this back then. Sadly I could have used this when I started 😢. Just want to thank you so much
Hey this really works I went from 38 putts while having a light yips and no confidence to a solid stroke and handed in 33 putts and the yips are gone Just give it a try
I actually have become a putting nerd now since being away from the game for a few years. Starting rewiring my brain on the correct method and process. I started doing this process a few days ago. It works. Makes everything and ball rotates / rolls beautiful and i make so many putts. If i miss its due to stupid things that i do that has nothing to do with this video which is seldom. Was makeing 50ft putts the other day which was amazing. Thanks Johnathan. My question is im a visual person with the process. At impact whats a good visual to think of in regards to shaft and leg matching
Maybe I'm wrong but I completely disagree with the idea of "rocking" the shoulders rather than "rotating". You rotate your shoulders around your spine just the same as with any other shot in golf. As the shoulders rotate, the lead shoulder will dip down on the backswing and will raise up on the follow-through. From the front view this will look a bit like "rocking" but it's just the result of the shoulders turning while bent over with your spine at an angle.
To me the best way to putt is the bobby locke way: ball off the toe, inside takeaway, outside downswing and bang it off the middle of the face! More feel in the hands and makes you accelerate the putter. Hit down on the ball with little to no followthrough, cover the ball. On downhills forget the sweetspot, use the toe. Good luck and enjoy!!!
Jonathan, am I right in saying that the idea here is the same concept as the full swing, meaning: visualize the shot going in, don’t have mechanical thoughts, the only difference here is we are planning to get to the position..
I watched this great video recently and then I tried the technique at my local club. I have to say that the improvement in my putting stroke was immediately obvious, particularly on those shorter, tricky clutch putts. Thank you. Are you able to advise me on what putter is the most suitable for this technique please?
Great info! I teach golf too. To me, this is part of the square back square through stroke that I think is best. I do teach to reach this position to insure the square hit through the ball. Of course, for long putts you must arc your back stroke a little for comfort, but you must still reach this position in the follow through for putting accuracy.
Hi Jonathon, question, is your left thumb riding on top of your right hand in your grip? I've been thinking of trying this for a while now? Many tks and best wishes, Russell
I get told Im a good putter (prob means Ive got a sh** swing!) When its at least 80% right(trail) side control They dont get it or that its nothing to do with backswing/length you have to control the whole putter esp clubface with right side,the left just hold set up position.Tigers first action when he gets on putting green is right hand only putts.
@@grahamjones7371 It's more an issue of character, for me. I'm a dick, finding my way to a life of purpose, meaning and fulfilment. I need to do better not to let my demons out like that. You didn't deserve it, what you said was fine. I'm sorry. I read it a second time after I commented and realised it wasn't nearly that bad at all, but I still left the comment... Rest assured I hurt myself in acting that way.
@@KiraPlaysGuitar Well keep going with the golf! most of us were dicks when we were young! golf is character building,it knocks you down when you are up!you learn to deal with it and get stronger!
Jonathan, what parts of the position can you alter to further close or open face at impact ? I tend to have an open face at impact, and would like to know how to better close it.
Better is square but if you are finding that you deliver the club face in the position but regularly in the same open or closed position, I would look at your grip.
SAM Puttlab data for Tour Pro stroke is 36% back, 64% forward, ie almost 2:1. This is contradictory to what you are indicating they have for a hit and stop swing.
Hi Barry, if you look at page 50 in the link you will see what I was referring to: www.scienceandmotion.com/download/PuttLab%205%20Reports%20Manual.pdf
This is brilliant. Thank you so much. I know the exact position from seeing it when professionals putt, but I had no idea how to reproduce it and actually feel it. What great instruction.
He’s correct on every tip there is one tip that never gets mentioned is the release at the moment of impact of the stroke . At the moment of impact your hands should be in same position as when your start and the speed of the stoke is crucial and lite release just after you stroke the ball
This is just spot on, for year I have been told not to stroke the ball but glide it, that would always have my putter face ending in all sorts of direction!! Been doing this for a month now, have got the 3/4 putts to 2, sometime one putt consistently. Sadly no video or instructor speaks about this!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!! Cheers!
This is such an underrated piece of advice. The difference in my putting from before and after I saw this video is insane. Huge THANKS!!!
The advice is flawed in so many ways.
The last two minutes of the video is gold
this video has fundamentally changed not only my putting but my golf swing as a whole. He gave me level 1 insight and I found out the other 2, 3 layers (hope I can find the other 4, 5 and how many other layers there are in the golf swing during my lifetime). But if you can't find the 2, 3 layers that are buried within this video, I suggest you get lessons from Mr. Taylor. And if you establish a good relationship with him, I'm sure he can guide you to the other 4, 5 layers way more quickly than the average golfer.
What a difference this has made to my putting Jonathan. My consistency and confidence on the greens have improved enormously. Great video, brilliantly explained. Can’t thank you enough.
This is THE best putting tip on RUclips. Hands down.
This finally is the video I’ve been looking for. I’m a pretty good putter but I tend to pull putts, Without any rhyme or reason, and I know why now. I was swinging past the crunch, flexion, part of the putter swing. Now I just swing to the end part and hold my finish and I’ve been putting so much better. Thank you for this video
I agree with your thought of swing to the hold position. Make that your putter destination with the proper amount speed in mind
This instruction confirms what I have determined after much experimenting. I try to set up with my shoulders aligned over the ball and along the desired starting direction. I then try to just rock my shoulders to make the stroke.
Thank you! I am off to the range tomorrow with this video and practice, practice, practice.!
First golf instruction video that has actually made a difference to my score
Rocking the shoulders up and down eliminates domination by one side AND it eliminates arm and wrist motion just to get to the desired ending position. Much more confident rolling it down the line with consistent accuracy.
i was going to give up my putting, and now you gave me the hope..can't wait to try it, i'll post it goes in the game ; )
Amazing video. Watched last night. Played today. Night and day difference on the putting green! Thank you Jonathan!
Now I love putting!!!!
I used to get by on the greens
Now I look forward to it.
I’ve always tried to reach this position but I always did it visually. Golf is a game of feel and this feeling is what I was missing. I went straight to the golf course immediately. I was able to repeat solid strokes time and time again as long as l maintained the feeling. Great tip!
I've always reached this position when I'm taking a poop.
Now I know why they were holding the putter face square after impact. THANKS !
best putting video ever. Loved the drill of holding the putter horizontally to get the correct feeling. Cheers and be safe.
I agree with you Paul. This drill is the best I have seen on developing the “feel” of the rocking motion of the shoulders. Mr. Taylor really gave us all a big piece of gold here!
Won't find this idea anywhere else. Love this. Can't wait to try it.
You're literally the first person outside my family that I've seen with my name haha! I'm a JP too 🤣
Yup! This is much of what I have been preaching for years. Love this info. :-)
I’m just learning my right hand putting ❤
Brilliant! What I like about this video is the lack of explanation of individual technique to get to the position. Having the goal of getting to the position will allow someone to attempt to reverse engineer their stroke. You even mentioned that. If I couple this video with the other I just watched about hand position when putting ( also your video ), I have quite a delicious recipe for confidence on the greens. People.... this man knows what he’s talking about and he should have 400k subscribers...not 40k... excellent content!
Wonderful explanation . I feel more locked in and the controlled finish puts a repeating roll on the ball.
Thank you, this explanation is gold!!! Helped me so much!
Wonderful explanation of the proper way to use the shoulders and arms in the putting action. Great way to keep the putter face square to our intended line at impact.
Agree with this as i do it especially on longer putts, but ive always thought holding the follow through is as much mental as physical!Try to connect to the roll of the ball,like its on a wire,focussing on this position and the roll of the ball will connect you with consistent pace ,which together with a square face is the secret of good putting.
Excellent explanation. I think it's something all good athletes know and feel intuitively, but don't execute until it's brought to our attention by an excellent explanation such as this. Thanks Jonathan for awakening my slumbering perception of my putting stroke.
Congratulations, I believe you are just as obsessed (or more) with analytical detail as I am, and I love it! Lol This video covers the stroke in extensive detail. Now we need to cover how to line it up to where you can consistently and physically see the line with confidence, then being left to judge how hard to swing the putter for the chosen line. I have recently discovered a reliable method for seeing the line consistently for me (and can prove it with results) and presently use an equal back and through length of swing for a given length of putt through testing similar to one used for partial wedge shots. Slope would also be needed to be addressed obviously, but a consistent method where your only concern is speed would be extremely beneficial. I would love to hear your analysis of these steps in future videos, or maybe you can direct me to previous videos that cover this. Thanks
Try this:ruclips.net/video/xwyfxy6nxaI/видео.html
Thanks Jonathon. Another great 'mystery' explained simply. Cheers.
Who would've thought John Malkovich to be a decent golf teacher, good job.
Dude Ik lol
He was a shitty golfer in the movie secretariat lmfao go watch it, it’ll make you laugh
Damn I’m watching the video more now and his voice- the tone- even sounds just like him. What the hell lol
When’s he gonna talk about the rabbits
Haaaaa haaaaa
Very well explained. Excellent presentation, clean pronunciation and good flow of speech
Excellent-as always! Thanks again Jonathan
Jonathan, you are right. I have watched countless tournaments and I have never realized this. Thank you! As soon as the courses open again I am putting this to use.
I have read that there are 2 types/ways of aiming putter square to target.Work out which type you are,I like to aim the top of the putter face at right angles to target line.Most people seem to prefer aiming lines on the putter along the target line,get a putter to suit.
Great putting video. Watched the video this afternoon and went to the course and tried. Damn! That was great!
Brilliant !! Lightbulb went on and off I went !! Thanks
Very likeable presentation. Relatable and useful.
Just been trying this for an hour and it’s brilliant. Thank you very much for your great advice. Can’t wait to come out of lockdown and try it on the course 👍👍👍
Great video. I’m lifelong golfer (current 4 index) and have been struggling to putt well. Watched this video and “the coin dropped”. Shot 35 (par) in my 9 hole league last night with 3 birdies made !!!!
That’s a great video. Keep helping us hackers to become golfers. You should get a job on the Golf Channel where you could show the world your great teaching methods and replace the golf babes and the so called teachers who try to teach with their show and tell crap. Boring!! A Real golfer just need to be tweaked ever so slightly as your teaching methods do to help us. You and Chuck Cook are the only two that I know of, that teach this way. Watch his video, shoulder to the wall, shoulder to the ball, shoulder to the target. So simplistic but the only way to hit the ball with effortless power and precision. Thanks again for what you do to get golfers back to playing golf and not goof!
The feel is like rotating when chipping👍
The "hitting" feeling made a big difference
I really enjoyed this video made so much sense
Your videos are so useful and Om working with my son on all of your drills
Great work
Brilliant Jonathan worked a dream for me thankyou 😀
Great Tip, going to try it out!
Superb putting lesson.
Excellent advice. Many thanks and concisely put (putt!)
Good stuff Jonathan ty again!!! I think the most underpracticed part of Golf!!! But as we know it can save a hole!!!!! Be safe
Kevin Murphy unless putting is a glaring weakness then it should be the least practiced. Approach shots, drives ( long game) then short game...then putting. Mark Broadie and Erik Barzeski have clearly shown this to be factual in their books ‘Every Shot Counts’ and ‘ Lowest Score Wins’ respectively.
Good lesson. Thanks
This is really good. Thanks!
Quite shocked how this worked today. Right from the get go. I’m a pro that has struggled for the last decade frankly, and I feel sorted back to what I used to feel about 15 years ago in 2 minutes. 🙈👍🏼
Glad it helped!
30+ yr PGA professional and i am not surprised - there is an awful lot in this little instruction - like all really high quality - it is the attention to detail and some of the finer points of the explanation - I cannot wait to go make a couple little tweaks - I am quite certain this is going to be a missing link that gives an edge. Brilliant little presentation.
SO ORIGINAL!!!! Can't wait to putt tomorrow!
This really resonated with me. I could see how my stroke breaks down as my arms disconnect from my body. I literally have two different motions going on in my stroke at the same time. There is only a tiny intersection of the two motions that I must get to and time perfectly to return the putter to the ball on line and square. Wow. Your explanation of the two opposing muscle groups is genius. This is the first time I can say that I can truly visualize the proper motion I’m trying to achieve. Brilliant. I will never be the same again. Thank you.
This is gold!
Thanks for the insight 👍
Thanks for all you do ! This video helped me to use/feel "both sides" left/right equally during
the stroke. Not sure if this is recommended, but for me - one side always took over the other.
When feeling both sides equally ...... it matches up with your full golf stroke training. I can feel it.
Finally, what an awesome video link you added to Nelson James (below) . Respectfully.
the challenge with this method is that to do it you have to trust your hands not to get involved. in stroking the ball. The shoulders do it.
If you can trust the shoulders and quiet the hands this method works.
THIS WORKS. Practice it and trust me it really does. I spent an hour on my deck practicing the stroke and went out for a round a bit after and putted the best I ever had. I swear I made 8 long distance putts and 17 short range putts. I even made the 18th hole putt from 10ft. I felt like tiger sinking a masters putt for the win!!
What is a typical round, 25 holes?
@@tomgoist1818 Par is 36 putts per round....
@@preston4354 Yes it is but this guy is saying he holed 25 putts which is impossible without playing 25 holes 🤷♂️
🤯😂
Wow, Jonathan. Very good content as usual. Thank you for posting.
Great observations 👍👍👍
Wow, so good! Thank you very much. TU/S/N!
Love the detail thank you.
Excellent! Thank you for breaking it down to key points. I feel this at times and now I know what that 'feel' is.
You're so welcome!
Ive been doing this but with triceps against front of chest. Is that correctbor should i place elbows against side of ribcage. For me putting my elbows in front helps me rock my shoulders
There is no right or wrong, just it works or it doesn't.
@@JonathanTaylor63 awesome thanks. Yeah I wish I would have seen this or was told this back in the 90's. Had lessons by instructors and they never taught or mentioned this back then. Sadly I could have used this when I started 😢. Just want to thank you so much
You are welcome:)
Even the best pros have days of 22-34 putts per round...this is fantastic technique, thank you
True just gotta get on green in regulation more often than not
Generally speaking if a low hdcp has around 27 putts and hit around 13 greens you are going to be under par.
Hey this really works
I went from 38 putts while having a light yips and no confidence
to a solid stroke and handed in 33 putts and the yips are gone
Just give it a try
Fantastic video...really helped me putting
The greens are much better than most of the public courses I play on.
Great instructions, Thank you.
I actually have become a putting nerd now since being away from the game for a few years. Starting rewiring my brain on the correct method and process. I started doing this process a few days ago. It works. Makes everything and ball rotates / rolls beautiful and i make so many putts. If i miss its due to stupid things that i do that has nothing to do with this video which is seldom. Was makeing 50ft putts the other day which was amazing. Thanks Johnathan. My question is im a visual person with the process. At impact whats a good visual to think of in regards to shaft and leg matching
Thank you very informative!!
best putting advice!
Good tips. Thanks.
Maybe I'm wrong but I completely disagree with the idea of "rocking" the shoulders rather than "rotating". You rotate your shoulders around your spine just the same as with any other shot in golf. As the shoulders rotate, the lead shoulder will dip down on the backswing and will raise up on the follow-through. From the front view this will look a bit like "rocking" but it's just the result of the shoulders turning while bent over with your spine at an angle.
That’s awesome tip, thank you 🙏🏼
To me the best way to putt is the bobby locke way: ball off the toe, inside takeaway, outside downswing and bang it off the middle of the face! More feel in the hands and makes you accelerate the putter. Hit down on the ball with little to no followthrough, cover the ball. On downhills forget the sweetspot, use the toe. Good luck and enjoy!!!
Great drill
Can this work with arm lock putting? Could you do a tutorial on how to arm lock putt? Thank you.
Excellent thank you
Jonathan, am I right in saying that the idea here is the same concept as the full swing, meaning: visualize the shot going in, don’t have mechanical thoughts, the only difference here is we are planning to get to the position..
very impressive explaination!
Brill this. Need to change my grip. What do you recomend. Hands M/L. Thanks.
I watched this great video recently and then I tried the technique at my local club. I have to say that the improvement in my putting stroke was immediately obvious, particularly on those shorter, tricky clutch putts. Thank you.
Are you able to advise me on what putter is the most suitable for this technique please?
Get yourself a putter fitting once the technique is solid. There is no one putter I would recommend without seeing you.
Great info! I teach golf too. To me, this is part of the square back square through stroke that I think is best. I do teach to reach this position to insure the square hit through the ball. Of course, for long putts you must arc your back stroke a little for comfort, but you must still reach this position in the follow through for putting accuracy.
So I just watched a video that said don’t rock the shoulders! They said to rotate:) just like the golf swing everyone has an opinion😮
So what is the position ?
Hi Jonathon, question, is your left thumb riding on top of your right hand in your grip? I've been thinking of trying this for a while now? Many tks and best wishes, Russell
Yes 👍
So back and through with the shoulders rocking- and stop just at or slightly past the lead leg?
I get told Im a good putter (prob means Ive got a sh** swing!) When its at least 80% right(trail) side control They dont get it or that its nothing to do with backswing/length you have to control the whole putter esp clubface with right side,the left just hold set up position.Tigers first action when he gets on putting green is right hand only putts.
Lo lo 9
Hope you've improved at making and expressing coherent points to others in conversation.
@@KiraPlaysGuitar If you cant grasp the points i make however did you have the ability to learn to play the guitar!
@@grahamjones7371 It's more an issue of character, for me. I'm a dick, finding my way to a life of purpose, meaning and fulfilment. I need to do better not to let my demons out like that. You didn't deserve it, what you said was fine. I'm sorry. I read it a second time after I commented and realised it wasn't nearly that bad at all, but I still left the comment... Rest assured I hurt myself in acting that way.
@@KiraPlaysGuitar Well keep going with the golf! most of us were dicks when we were young! golf is character building,it knocks you down when you are up!you learn to deal with it and get stronger!
A Eureka moment!
When was Rory considered a good putter?
Excellent!
Jonathan....I’ve been using your putting technique for over a month now. It’s unbelievable how much better I’ve been putting.
Any tips on chipping?
Coming as soon as the snow is gone in Bavaria.
Jonathan, what parts of the position can you alter to further close or open face at impact ? I tend to have an open face at impact, and would like to know how to better close it.
Better is square but if you are finding that you deliver the club face in the position but regularly in the same open or closed position, I would look at your grip.
Thank you 👍🏻
I already do this
great video
Thanks!
thank you!
SAM Puttlab data for Tour Pro stroke is 36% back, 64% forward, ie almost 2:1. This is contradictory to what you are indicating they have for a hit and stop swing.
2:1 means that the time it takes to make the backswing is twice as long as the time it takes from the end of the backswing to impact.
It’s not time, the SAM data is actual length
Hi Barry, if you look at page 50 in the link you will see what I was referring to: www.scienceandmotion.com/download/PuttLab%205%20Reports%20Manual.pdf