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| By Chuck Quinton, Master RST Instructor |
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When you hear many of the PGA Tour professionals discuss putting, invariably distance control is one of the most common topics that they emphasize. They all have a wonderful sense of distance control, but how do you develop that?
In this video, I demonstrate a technique that many pros, including Tiger Woods, use to fine tune their sense of speed and distance that you can do before each round of golf. If you still struggle with your distance control after doing this drill, be sure and check out the video on the putting grip and forearm alignment.
Working on your distance control with the putter is simple when you learn which hand does what in the putting stroke.
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