Thank you Duncan - keep an eye out for the next segment

Of course but in reality the tour players miss 50% short and 50% long (of putts that don’t go in)cheers bud hope your are well also

Thank you ! Keep an eye out for the video dropping

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Yes but after 30 you will not increase by a little but shorten forward time or tempo

Correct we straddle the when we use AimPoint

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You need to start on a big slope, find a large slope on the green and start to feel the direction then move down to flatter areas, learn the pressures

We can do something about this but not all secrets

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Awesome let me know how it goes

Great idea and yes I will

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It does start breaking pretty much immediately, but where the ball is struck is not the apex, the apex is where it is farthest away from a straight line to the hole

@@JamieDonaldsongolf this is exactly why I stated this. If people know science that term confuses people. If a putt only breaks one direction (say left to right) apex (by definition means highest point) is literally where the ball is struck. Which I’ve found in teaching short game confuses higher handicaps at trying to imagine the actual fall line of the putt and most under read the break. When you explain that you can visualize the putt starts to fall from diminishing speed at some point people have an easier time starting to understand.

I agree with last part of this

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Protects the green

You can do this drill upslopes and downslopes and accross slopes - key is the adjustment in stroke length

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Alternate distances

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