@LouStagner I'm not sure feeling the line and length of a putt, using the same club, is the same as feeling a 125 yard distance. I could use my eyeodometer to get an idea of 125 yards but I would not feel it. Rangefinders are quick and very helpful.
@HankHaney That was from his son’s swing. I call that a hot lie. You should not be able to hit off hot lies. Same as a divot in the fairway. You should not be able to put the ball on top of a divot produced from your own teammates or in this case a pile of sand.
@practicalgolf I think it's important to understand what effects ground contact and club face angle. After that I think the rules of ball flight are more important to understand.
@rossmacleodputt@SReeve10 I am putting with a 44 inch putter now and I can see where zero torque would be a benefit. Also, a bit heavier than normal with a lower COG.
@HaileyOstrom@MalbonGolf@JDayGolf The look, not sure but I don't think I'd be comfortable swinging with everything so baggy and loose. Even his belt is too long. It would all drive me nuts when playing.
@LouStagner If a player put 9 hole scores, from different days, together on a regular basis, for handicap purposes, he would have an artificially low handicap index.
So no!