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6. TAKING THE CLUB BACK FOR A. SHORT PUTT.
The club is pushed back with the left wrist. The ball is then given a firm tap with the right hand.
FIG. 7. FINISH OF THE SHORT PUTT.
The left wrist is still in its original position, the right hand having tapped the ball.
To face f>. 21.
THE SHORT PUTT 21 the short putt with a firm tap, although my stance is a little different from that used by the famous amateur.
At first, in playing the short putts with a short swing and no follow through, I was inc...lined to start the putter-head round towards the right foot and thereby get a running pull, so I brought up the right foot in a straight line behind the ball (Fig. 5), when I found it easy to keep the face of my putter at the true angle to prevent a follow through. I grip the club fairly firmly with the thumb and forefinger of both hands, the right elbow being kept well into the side, and I never strike the ball until my head is dead steady. I tap the ball with my right hand (Fig. 6), and never look up till I hear the rattle of the ball in the hole (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6. TAKING THE CLUB BACK FOR A. SHORT PUTT.
The club is pushed back with the left wrist. The ball is then given a firm tap with the right hand.
FIG. 7. FINISH OF THE SHORT PUTT.
The left wrist is still in its original position, the right hand having tapped the ball.
To face f>. 21.
THE SHORT PUTT 21 the short putt with a firm tap, although my stance is a little different from that used by the famous amateur.
At first, in playing the short putts with a short swing and no follow through, I was inc...lined to start the putter-head round towards the right foot and thereby get a running pull, so I brought up the right foot in a straight line behind the ball (Fig. 5), when I found it easy to keep the face of my putter at the true angle to prevent a follow through. I grip the club fairly firmly with the thumb and forefinger of both hands, the right elbow being kept well into the side, and I never strike the ball until my head is dead steady. I tap the ball with my right hand (Fig. 6), and never look up till I hear the rattle of the ball in the hole (Fig.
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