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Why Do The Pros Use This Strange Putting Drill?

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If you are having trouble viewing this email, [click here.]( [Golf game tips] It’s Time To Improve Your Game (Tip Below) Golf Game Tips specializes in helping golfers, just like you, improve your game and shoot lower scores. You are receiving this email because you have expressed an interest in quality golf tips. You can remove your email by clicking [unsubscribe]( at any time.  Here's Today's Tip... Why Do The Pros Use This Putting Drill?​  If you’ve ever had an opportunity to watch the game’s top players practice you know that they spend a lot of time on the putting green. You also know that sometimes they rely on STRANGE drills to improve their game, and for elite players like Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker this means practicing putting with one arm. [Jpeg] While it might seem odd, putting with one arm can actually be one of the best ways to improve your stroke. To make the most of the one arm putting drill just follow these simple guidelines: Choose an arm. Some pros will practice one handed putting with their lead arm (left arm for right handed golfers), while some practice one handed putting with their trail arm (right arm for right handed golfers).  I suggest working a little on both to find your favorite. Start with short putts. I like to practice my one handed stroke on putts that are 3-4 feet away from the hole. This allows me to keep my stroke under control and also build confidence by making a high percentage of the putts that I hit. Feel the weight of the putter. When you swing your putter with one hand you will be amazed at how much you can feel the weight of the putter head as it swings back and forth. The key is to keep your grip pressure light and let the putter hang down from your arm naturally. This will help you create a natural pendulum motion and a great rhythm to your stroke. Accelerate through the ball.  With only one hand on your putter it’s going to be a lot harder to control. If you want to put a good roll on the ball you need to let the putter swing naturally and accelerate through the ball. Just imagine your putter head as a giant wrecking ball swinging down from your arm and crashing through the ball at impact. After practicing this drill for 10 or 15 minutes try putting both hands back on your putter.  You’ll be amazed at how much smoother your stroke feels, and how much more confident you are on the green!  To Hitting More Putts,  Golf Game Tips   ----------------------  I hope everyone is enjoying the weekend... I sent the following email out a couple of weeks ago.  Incase you missed it, here it is below... its a good one!   The #1 Mistake Stealing Your Swing Power.​ Everyday millions of golfers drive with only a fraction of the power they are capable of. Why? It’s because they have no idea where their power really comes from. You see most guys think their power comes from their arms, but they couldn’t be more wrong. I mean on surface it certainly makes sense... You swing the club with your arms so obviously if you swing your arms with more force then you should be able to drive the ball farther right? Wrong! Your arms are not the source of your power, but rather they are simply an outlet for the power that is generated somewhere else, and before I tell you where power really comes let me ask you a question... Do you ever find yourself slicing the ball?
 Well then chances are you’re putting too much arm into your swing. You see, trying to generate power from the arms causes you to hit the ball at a weird angle instead of hitting it head on and results in those horribly embarrassing slices that can make a guy the laughing stock of his friends. So if power isn’t generated in the arms then where does it come from? It comes from your body mass.
Your arms are just the outlet. Your golf swing is like an electric system, your body mass is the generator that creates the power to be sent out through the arms and when this system works properly hitting powerful drives becomes child’s play. But when you short-circuit this system by trying to generate power in your arms the result is pitiful drives, horrible slicing, and embarrassment. So if you want to launch those powerful 300+ yard drives you’ve always dreamed of then you need to learn how to apply your body mass for maximum leverage so you can send as much power as possible down through your arms and into the ball. And that’s exactly what they teach in Monster Golf Swing. Just follow the simple step by step plan and you’ll be driving the ball so far your friends will be dying to know your secret. [Check it out here](        This email was sent to {EMAIL} by support@golfgame.tips Scottsdale, AZ 85255 [Edit Profile]( | [Manage Subscriptions]( | [Report Spam](

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