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Welcome to Golf Putters, a site dedicated to providing
articles and product reviews relating to golf putters and
putting.
Every serious golfer knows that the putter
accounts for more strokes than any other club in the bag and
that, conversely, improving one’s putting is the best way to
lower scores. However, this is much easier said than done.
In
his book, “Putt Like the Pros”, Dave Pelz tells about how he
spent four hours of dedicated |
putting practice every day for a semester as a
young college golfer because he felt his putting was preventing him from
beating the likes of Jack Nicklaus in college golf events. What was the
result of all this practice? His scoring average that year was
one-tenth of a stoke higher- he actually got worse! As perhaps the top
short game instructor these days for PGA Tour players, Pelz how
emphasizes practice using methods and training aids that provide
immediate feedback about the putting stroke. This makes a lot of sense,
because as he says, “it is very, very difficult to differentiate between
a perfectly executed stroke and an imperfect one”. So you can log a lot
of time on the practice green trying to improve, but if you have
developed poor habits, you are probably just reinforcing those. So it’s
no wonder that many golfers can’t improve their putting much, try as
they may.
Modern
putter designs and technology have made great strides in recent years,
as has been the case with the other clubs in the bag as well, such as
drivers, fairway woods, irons and hybrid golf clubs. Hopefully this
site will offer some help and insights to improve your putting, lower
your golf score, and make the game more enjoyable. PGATOUR.com News
The latest PGA TOUR News
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After second straight 66, Byrd leads AT&T Classic by three at halfway
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AT&T Classic: Second-Round Notebook
DULUTH, Ga. -- Friday's weather was cloudy in the morning with SSW winds at 8-15 mph. Afternoon winds increased to 15-25 mph, with light sprinkles in the early afternoon. For the second day in a row, players were allowed to use preferred lies in the aftermath of Thursday's heavy rains.
Day 2 recap: Byrd's soaring, but he can't rest now
DULUTH, Ga. -- He has a three-shot lead. But it's not enough. It's not enough to put the tournament in cruise control and think about how he's going to spend the $990,000 first-prize check. Not on this golf course, where the greens are soft, the temperatures are mild and the low scores are there for the taking.
Qualifier Goodes shares first-round lead with veteran Bean
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Regions Charity Classic: First-Round Notebook
HOOVER, Ala. -- Andy Bean's 7-under 65 Friday was his best round on the Champions Tour since last fall, when he shot the same score on Saturday at the Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach.
Consistent Mathis leads Weibring by two at BMW Charity Pro-Am
GREENVILLE, S.C. -- David Mathis continued his birdie assault at the BMW Charity Pro-Am, shooting a 7-under-par 65 at Bright's Creek Golf Club to grab a two-shot lead at the tournament's halfway point. Mathis is at 14 under after 36 holes of the event, which has Nationwide Tour professionals playing with celebrities and amateurs in a better-ball format.
Rain wipes out round, Sybase Classic reduced to 54-hole event
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Frenchman Lorenzo-Vera leads Irish Open
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A true 'grinder,' Perry takes clubhouse lead
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