Golf Tip: Putting Techniques
December 15, 2013 
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Follow some of the tips presented in this video and you will become a better putter. For more, visit www.tyandagagolf.com.
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http//:www.shawnclementgolf.com Shawn Clement, Director of the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Centre and top 25 CPGA Teaching Professional as rated by Score Gol…
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Hi Shawn, is the putter square at your sternum if you have right hand lower
on the grip than left? You have a very even grip on the putter of the
capital Y shape. So understanding what you do about the putter curve should
I play the ball a bit forward?
Hey Alex; Sorry for the delay! Go see a reputable fitter who is also a PGA
instructor; he will tell you; Shawn
It is on my list! Now I have to get the time…:) This september I should
get enough reprieve to get out there and do a couple for you guys! Shawn
the putting arc training aid aint that great. type in ‘brian manzella
sherrif’ into youtube for the best putting training aid ever
If anchoring the putter was such an advantage wouldn’t everyone be doing it?
the practise strokes are perfect’ On the struck putts the follow through
goes inside then the then the toe is pushed away from the body, I think
this is a side effect of the detour putter that causes a player to cut
across the ball too much in my opinion it is a poorly designed putter.
Because… The line on the putter is for aLINEment before the stroke and
helps get the blade square when you putt you should look at the ball to
keep your head as still as possible not the putter!
Hi Shawn, Thank you for all your help. I find I tend to put better with a
heavier putter around 360 gr. Newport style do you have thoughts on putter
head weights? You might talk a little about toe hang and face balanced. For
those who go out shopping. We but the putter in the store that sinks puts
the problem is it sunk puts that day and that day only!
yep; there is no rule against pre setting the backswing…Shawn
Hey Jon; exactly! As long as your body is in a balanced posture and the
arm-club unit is hanging in balance from the shoulders, all you need to do
is allow the momentum of your stroke to swing back and through in the
direction you want the ball to go; like tossing a soft ball or a horse
shoe, which are also tossed on an arc, there is no manipulation required!
Simply let the putt go!
I like the way you use the frindge to highlight your natural back and
through arch..
Thanks for the video Shawn, I am a right handed player but i have my left
hand on the bottom and leading in my putting stroke, I would like do know
if you have tried the long putters, and whats the benefits/disadvantages of
them, Right now I am using a putter that is about the same as a mini golf
putter Ekk..
Hey laceymania! I don’t plumb bob as it is not really accurate with the
putters most people use; if you want the best ways to find the break, see
“the putting zone” with Geoff Mangum; he has developed some fantastic ways
to aim the putter, read the greens, and find the right speed for your
putts; check out his website and get his e-book; Shawn
Hey Crazymama! Have a look at my “golf pro lesson putt grip” video and you
will see that your interlocking grip is not too far away from the double
overlapping grip that many PGA tour players use; Thanks for the question!
Shawn
Hi Shawn, Many thanks from Australia for all your great videos. I would
appreciate your comments/video regarding the use of the long putter?
oki, thanks:D
Hi Shawn, enjoy your vid’s. Got a putting question. Straight line vs Arc
putting. On the arc there will only be one small point on the arc where the
putter is square to the target, whereas straight line putting it’s always
straight, so what’s the advantage of one over the other, also do you try
and keep your eyes over the ball whichever way you use. Regards James