Shea_Butler
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- Aug 31, 2006
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so i think we can all agree, that the most consistant way to get "releasage" is any iron shot depending on the circumstances in the middle of your stance using a putting stroke, yes?
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so i think we can all agree, that the most consistant way to get "releasage" is any iron shot depending on the circumstances in the middle of your stance using a putting stroke, yes?
so i think we can all agree, that the most consistant way to get "releasage" is any iron shot depending on the circumstances in the middle of your stance using a putting stroke, yes?
why not? The back of the stance you hit down on it or tend to and in the front of your stance idont see how practical it would be to try and get your hands in front of the ball when its that far up... middle of the stance is perfect imo, BUT everyone is different and clearly have different opinions
Oh the best way ive found to produce a non-checking shot, is with an eight or nine iron, middle of stance, with a putting stroke (as long as you accelerate that is)
I would likely agree with what you are saying and only venture to guess that one of the reasons you will find moving the ball forward is more common is because people do not have the necessary time to practice the other options like what you mention. As it is something that without the practice will likely produce poor results. In the same sense you will find most instructors initially tell you to keep stable wrists while chipping and even some pitching, where most pros do in fact hinge their wrists in many situations around the greens.Putting the ball in the middle of the stance is a quick fix and imho its better to study correct technique,however,if it works for you then fine,there are many ways to skin a cat