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Tips on Putting a 50 Footer part 2

Saturday, October 24, 2009 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf equipment, beginners, golf tips, junior golf

When you  start your backswing on a long putt you have to keep in your mind to make the stroke long and smooth. Your left wrist, on righthanded golfers, starts out cupped but if you let your wrists react to the club head weight it will flatten out.   

Then on the downswing you should not even be thinking about your speed, you set that with your backswing distance. The hinge you created on the backswing with your left wrist will work in your favor on the way down. Hit the ball with your right hand and allow the putter head to rotate closed before you hit the golf ball.

With practice and perserverence you can improve your golf swing  and sometimes maybe even make a few. Always remember to think draw with the right hand  to help put a good clean roll on the ball, very important.

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Ping Putters the beginning

Sunday, September 27, 2009 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf equipment, golf tips

The first PING putter dates back 50 years to Karsten Solheim’s Redwood City, California garage.

Karsten was a mechanical engineer at general electric for his day job. He invented the first ping putter, the PING 1-A.  He combined the idea of reducing the twisting of the putter head during the stroke with his applied theory of  heel-toe balance. 

And it worked.  Then he went on to invent and revolutionize putter design including the winningest, most copied classic model putter ever, the anser.  Ping has made hundreds of models of putters over the years to help solve golfers putting.  And they have been very successful solving putting woes for a huge amount of golfers around the world.  And that is how Ping Golf Clubs company got it’s start.             

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Putt like Tiger, think high draw

Saturday, September 12, 2009 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf Instructions, golf balls, golf tips

On the practice green before a skins game Tiger Woods was asked about his golf ball roll on his putts.  He was putting with his right hand only and the putts were rolling truer than the others, like it had topspin.  

     

The golf balls  seemed to fall in the hole for Tiger rather than spin out like the other pro golfers.  I think of hitting a high draw on putts like Jack Nicklaus and controlling the putter with the right hand was his explanation.      

Jack and Tiger let the putter swing back to the inside as they feel the putter blade closing slightly as they go through the stroke, with the right hand.             

With some practice this technique could work for you and produce a roll that, time after time, will be true.   Hopefully this golf tip will help you so you know how to hit a golf ball on the green to go in the hole.       

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