Thanks a lot, hue. More than I hoped for & a really good description. Also congrats. Looks like you've shaved 5-7 shots off your average #putts which is nothing else than a massive improvement.
I played with a scratch played last year. I was simply amazed to see his solid putting. He was 100% from 5ft & was never even close to a 3-putt no matter from where. Your post is a foglifter. I am sure he was just applying things along with what you are describing or at least just worked with some solid ideas on putting.
This posture part puzzles me. I just don't get it. I'll look up vj's post & see if it becomes any clearer.
Originally Posted by hue
metallion:
vj wrote
The proper set up has more bend from the hips than the shoulders. In other words, the hips are up and out (anterior rotation) and the spine will be bent some at the shoulders. I don't want to see a player humped but neither do I want to see a player with their shoulders pulled back exposing their chest so to speak.
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