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Once the ball has been struck:

1. The arms and shoulders continue to control the club as the V formed by forearms, wrists and hands remains solid.
2. The wrists do not hinge or break, but stay firm to the finish.
3. The head should stay still until the ball has traveled several feet; on short putts, listen for the ball to fall into the cup before lifting your eyes.
4. The putter continues traveling on an arc which mirrors the backstroke. 
5. To promote an accelerating stroke, the follow-through should be at least as long as the backstroke.