@Beefisliberty@rossmacleodputt How do you generate enough force to hit a long putt then? You'd need to accelerate through impact which makes speed control very challenging. If you have infinite time, you'll figure it out, but without it, very inconsistent.
Working on speed inside 15ft;
I like to target 1ft past the hole
Itโs not achievable to always be 1ft past the hole but itโs a good goal
Outside 15ft I donโt care about past the hole. Get it as close as possible and hopefully 2 putt ๐
@Fit_For_Golf That's someone looking for another or every excuse not to exercise. ๐
We should be guided in simplicity:
"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" - Leonardo da Vinci
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler," - Albert Einstein
@CrummoNj@MichaelBreed Some of it is out of our control due to how close tee times are placed. Play fast and you just wait more on the approach or tee box. Ideally it is strict enforcement of 4 hour rounds. Making groups skip holes if they fall behind, etc. Easier said than done obviously.
@MichaelBreed This is classic traditionalism. If she marked and read the putt (and possibly took longer) in a classic way would you care? At the end of the video you can see she takes about a second and then is stepping off.
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