Tour Striker Golf Academy - Martin Chuck - Putting Touch Clinic

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[@JeffPassageCPA]

Great video. This is why you are among the best of the best at teaching golf. Thank you, Martin!

[@yetanother12]

VERY nice lesson! I especially like the counts to keep you head down. Most instructors don't worry about that and it is important. One small thing is the distance to the "spot" to putt over. Dave Stockton suggests a spot just a couple of inches in front of the ball. For me that is much easier than a spot one to two feet in front of the ball. Once again Mr. Chuck has provided some excellent advice!

[@Melted_Butter]

To save you time; - the entire video is about putting rhythm - count 1,2,3,4 in time like a metronome - 1 backstroke, 2 frontstroke, 3 keep eyes down, 4 look up - pace can change but rhythm stays the same

[@toddkanzenbach3209]

Great tips.

[@shawneepure]

AimPoint would say would could aim it right every time. Good stuff as always Martin. Thanks for sharing.

[@MrDaryboy]

Great vid! I have a question. When talking about hitting it harder, if the back stroke is longer than a short stroke and you putt with the exact bpm rhythm, would't you have to speed up and hence strike at the ball harder? How is it possible to stroke quicker to achieve the same rhythm on a long stroke compared to a short stroke and not be hitting at it a bit more than the short stroke? It just seems to me that the longer stroke would have a 123 to impact as opposed to a 1,2 to impact on a short stroke in order to maintain the speed through the ball and allowing the length of the stroke to dictate distance. Just asking, no critique. I'm really liking this concept and am missing something here.

[@joegriggsjr.6511]

Listen to the entire video, he said it. Just listen

[@sharmakdeep]

Godzilla Shadow @9:50:)

[@55WingDing]

"not bad for a group of white guys" awesome.

[@thomasknowles]

Nearly fell asleep within the first few minutes 😴