I agree that the 21 Points in 1-L apply to all Golf Strokes, from Drive to Putt. And referencing them as the bedrock for any chosen Principle or Procedure is an extremely useful discipline. But I am curious...
Why did you choose 1-L #12 -- "Ball Speed is dependent upon before Impact and after Impact Clubhead Speed" -- as particularly applicable to Putting, especially as an alternative to thinking in terms of Thrust, i.e., Hitting (Pushing) versus Swinging (Pulling). I have my own rationale, but again, I am interested in your view.
Even acceleration in both directions...reduce jabbing at the ball (I'm looking for a true roll out of the ball).
On a side note, I believe Homer would recommend a right arm stroke with putting...which I believe with a short stroke as we have with a putting stroke goes in hand with a mandatory right forearm takeaway per 7-3 and the one accumulator stroke pattern from the 3rd edition.
DG
Last edited by Delaware Golf : 07-02-2006 at 09:38 PM.
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