Adrian Fryer – PGA Teaching Pro
One of your key successes in putting is to build a stable set up in a stable stroke and also the ability to see parallel lines. I have set two canes out here to just give me a guide but what I see with many amateurs is their feet or one way their shoulders are another their eyes are another. So what we really need to do is get everything parallel to the start. So you want your eyes level with the horizon if I held the club out here with my elbows on my body notice how the putter is an extension of my forearm and my forearms are nice and even and parallel. From here I can lower the club down get my toes, feet, shoulders, hip and eyes parallel to this stroke, and from here now are well placed to make a good stroke so squarely put a face up everything nice and parallel.
My elbows are tucked to my side of my body here which gives me a nice bit of stability and my shoulder rocking motion is going to move the putter rather than my hands and elbows getting too independent and from here now I'm able to make a decent stroke. So remember the success is in the quality of your set up nice parallel shoulders hips feet club face make stroke back and through keep a nice tempo keep these elbows locked on the body from this nice set up and from here find you'll be able to make a much more stable stroke have a lot more positive outcomes with your putting.
2018-11-26 Adrian Fryer – PGA Teaching Pro
One of your key successes in putting is to build a stable set up in a stable stroke and also the ability to see parallel lines. I have set two canes out here to just give me a guide but what I see with many amateurs is their feet or one way their shoulders are another their eyes are another. So what we really need to do is get everything parallel to the start. So you want your eyes level with the horizon if I held the club out here with my elbows on my body notice how the putter is an extension of my forearm and my forearms are nice and even and parallel. From here I can lower the club down get my toes, feet, shoulders, hip and eyes parallel to this stroke, and from here now are well placed to make a good stroke so squarely put a face up everything nice and parallel.
My elbows are tucked to my side of my body here which gives me a nice bit of stability and my shoulder rocking motion is going to move the putter rather than my hands and elbows getting too independent and from here now I'm able to make a decent stroke. So remember the success is in the quality of your set up nice parallel shoulders hips feet club face make stroke back and through keep a nice tempo keep these elbows locked on the body from this nice set up and from here find you'll be able to make a much more stable stroke have a lot more positive outcomes with your putting.
