I started tring to drag the putter with my # 3 pp and I was amazed to find how well the ball rolled to the hole. It feels like I hardly touch the ball and simply direct # 3 along the BLP very slowly. My problem is that I have been over-reading greens and burning edges. I don't think the poor little golf ball is used to being compressed so hard when it is so close to home by such an unlikely little stroke. I have to put the BLP into the correct half of the hole, not the edges!
(The Tour Tempo stuff seems to help you find the lag by sheer force. This is another potential thread that I do not have the expertise to run. The question I have is about lag. When I feel the lag, is it always good? If I march or drive really fast to send the sweetspot along the BLP, and can stay on it, is it always good? Lots of effective insights can be reverse engineered. Ask Sony, GE, or Thomas Edison!)
Patrick
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HP, grant me the serenity to accept what I cannot change, the courage to change what I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Progress and not perfection is the goal every day!
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