| Is there anything more painful than hitting a great tee | | | | passing the heel and the ball will start left. Keep in |
| shot off of the first tee, followed up with the a | | | | mind the toe is suppose to "Release" after impact |
| beautiful 5 iron to within four feet of the hole, only | | | | NOT before. |
| to pull your putt so bad you don't even hit the hole? | | | | If you grip the putter with a traditional grip of right |
| Well guess what? You can end that pain right now. | | | | hand under the left hand, you might struggle with |
| There are a number of reasons why you consistently | | | | maintaining a flat left wrist at impact. I am convinced |
| pull putts, and I am going to share a lesson with you | | | | that we would all be much better putters if we had |
| today that will help you immediately. | | | | started out with the left-hand-low grip, from the |
| The putter has to swing straight back and straight | | | | beginning. Of course it is not to late to change. If you |
| through in the downswing. At the moment of impact | | | | continue pull your short putts, do not hesitate to |
| the putter face has to be square to your intended | | | | change your grip. |
| line, if not it is either open or closed. If the toe of | | | | The first rule of thumb, no pun intended is to make |
| the putter arrives at the ball ahead of the heel, the | | | | sure that the pad of both thumbs are directly on top |
| face is closed and you will pull your putts every time. | | | | of the putter grip. At the beginning your touch will be |
| One of the problems that you want to take a look | | | | off somewhat, but hang in there. Lastly, if it is too |
| at is to check your left wrist. When you address the | | | | awkward to use it for the long putts, stay with the |
| ball your left wrist is flat. At impact it has to return | | | | conventional grip for the long ones and left-hand-low |
| flat, if it returns "cupped" then the toe will wind up | | | | for the shorter ones. |