titleistmwh7
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titleistmwh7 got a reaction from LeakyValve in TaylorMade P-Series and Hi-Toe 4 Wedges - 2024 Forum Review
Congratulations testers! Great looking sets of irons
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titleistmwh7 got a reaction from Indy_Oz in TaylorMade P-Series and Hi-Toe 4 Wedges - 2024 Forum Review
Congratulations testers! Great looking sets of irons
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titleistmwh7 got a reaction from JohnSmalls in Callaway Apex Ai200 and Ai300 Irons - 2024 Forum Review
Congratulations testers!
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titleistmwh7 got a reaction from PrayingForPar in Short Putts (2 - 6 feet)
I've never tried this method... but I do find it really intriguing.
best thing I ever did for 2 - 6' putts is the old "2 TEE" drill... Literally put 2 tee's in the ground. put the leading edge of your ball even with the tees and hit your short putts. If you can strike both tees with the putter face squarely, you should start the ball online. It also helps to put a tee about 4-8" behind the putter to keep the back stroke short... if you hit the tee, your stroke is too long.
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titleistmwh7 got a reaction from Wib081 in Callaway Apex Ai200 and Ai300 Irons - 2024 Forum Review
Congratulations testers!
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titleistmwh7 got a reaction from bama no 1 in Callaway Opus Wedges - 2024 Forum Review
Congratulations to the testers! Great looking set of wedges
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titleistmwh7 got a reaction from Evenflow11 in Short Putts (2 - 6 feet)
FYI... as far as I know, the stroke is legal.... as long as there is separation between the putter and the ball before the putter moves forward.
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titleistmwh7 got a reaction from Evenflow11 in Short Putts (2 - 6 feet)
I've never tried this method... but I do find it really intriguing.
best thing I ever did for 2 - 6' putts is the old "2 TEE" drill... Literally put 2 tee's in the ground. put the leading edge of your ball even with the tees and hit your short putts. If you can strike both tees with the putter face squarely, you should start the ball online. It also helps to put a tee about 4-8" behind the putter to keep the back stroke short... if you hit the tee, your stroke is too long.
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titleistmwh7 got a reaction from Shapotomous in Short Putts (2 - 6 feet)
I've never tried this method... but I do find it really intriguing.
best thing I ever did for 2 - 6' putts is the old "2 TEE" drill... Literally put 2 tee's in the ground. put the leading edge of your ball even with the tees and hit your short putts. If you can strike both tees with the putter face squarely, you should start the ball online. It also helps to put a tee about 4-8" behind the putter to keep the back stroke short... if you hit the tee, your stroke is too long.
