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| RIDE THE RAILS (Dan Pasquariello) | |||
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Train your putter to ride the rails and your putting stroke will be right on track to lower scores. Putting is both a visual and a kinesthetic (feel) activity. By utilizing the following drills, your technique will improve and you’ll develop a repetitive, pendulum-like putting stroke. First, using a simple carpenters chalk, make a line five feet from the hole on a flat surface. Then simply putt the ball along the chalk line. This creates a visual picture that will carry over onto the course and make those three-footers a little less nerve-racking. Secondly,
place
a
2x4
board
on
the
green,
and
rest
the
heel
of
your
putter
against
the
board.
From
approximately
three
feet,
stroke
putts
and
change
distances
every
10
putts
(one,
two
and
three
footers),
while
listening
for
the
putts
to
fall.
The
board
will
guide
you
physically,
acting
as
training
wheels,
promoting
a
proper
pendulum-like
putting
stroke
to
ride
the
rails
to
consistency. |
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