Exactly How Much POWER Can This Simple Tip Add To Your Putt?

This Simple tip can add a lot of power to your putt, as well as help with your balance and confidence. Hopefully it helps you hit more putts on course!
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[@joebialas]

Absolutely, the most improvement in my putting has come from this one tip. A lot less putts coming up short and hitting the cage. 100% of short putts are missed putts. Thanks so much.

[@puttconfidently]

So stoked to hear this!

[@Marissa0823]

Your research and backing up of why you teach what you teach is next level. Thank you for putting in the work!

[@puttconfidently]

Well I don’t know if I’m really trying to teach, mostly just share what’s working for me, but thank you!

[@chrisfrey4327]

Thank you... definitely helping a lot. Heel down and paint the pole through the full swing.

[@puttconfidently]

Hell yeah! So stoked to hear you’re getting benefit and absolutely with painting the pole!

[@winstonsmith8082]

Insane value of information!

[@puttconfidently]

Thank you for watching and for the compliment!

[@Schaibs_dg]

Thank you for the sports data!

[@puttconfidently]

Hopefully it helps!

[@discsmd]

This is VERY much a Uli stance. I was doing this a lot when I first joined the Power DG Academy but honestly have gotten away from it. Probably to my deteriment. Thanks for the reminder. Going to start working on getting back to this. Expect a video in the near future on it. ;) Thanks again man!

[@puttconfidently]

Absolutely! I thought of Uli’s putt after I finished filming and felt like an idiot for not mentioning it. Thank you for getting in the comments and can’t wait to see what you come up with next!

[@greybearddiscgolf]

One of the first things I learned when I started road bike riding with a team was to put your heel down for more power.
If you are up on your toe, that calf muscle is going to flex eating power, and you need to use energy to flex that calf just to keep it solid, whereas heel down, when the calf is at max flex and more solid without effort.

[@puttconfidently]

Awesome insight! Thank you!