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**gusunsuth** · 07-23-2009, 08:46 PM

It seems the arc would require massive practice to be square at impact consistently. anyway...I'm on a mission to learn how to get it down! Ha!

If you want the best piece of advice I can give you, buy a book called "The Art of Putting," by Stan Utley (and don't let the fact that he's worked with Sergio on his putting deter you

). It's $15 on Amazon, and it's the best $15 you'll ever spend, particularly if you're having difficulty putting. I was always a decent putter, but I didn't have a very good grip. Really, you'd be surprised how few people know what a good putting grip is. Once this book helped me square that away, my putting has been phenomenal.

07-23-2009, 08:46 PM	#11
gusunsuth Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 495 Senior Member	It seems the arc would require massive practice to be square at impact consistently. anyway...I'm on a mission to learn how to get it down! Ha! If you want the best piece of advice I can give you, buy a book called "The Art of Putting," by Stan Utley (and don't let the fact that he's worked with Sergio on his putting deter you ). It's $15 on Amazon, and it's the best $15 you'll ever spend, particularly if you're having difficulty putting. I was always a decent putter, but I didn't have a very good grip. Really, you'd be surprised how few people know what a good putting grip is. Once this book helped me square that away, my putting has been phenomenal.
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