zero out Acc#3 in putting

[Daryl]

How much to zero out?

I try to zero out to the heel pad and I still feel a bit of twist/torque

I try to zero out to the lifeline of my left hand and this gives me the most confidence feeling of straight back straight thru without the twisting of the shaft/clubhead.

This puts the pressure out of the last three fingers(PP#2?) and into the palm of the left hand from the pisiform bone to the 1st mercarpalphageal joint.

I go up the Lifeline and add an Uncocked Left Wrist. That may put things a little past Zero.

[YodasLuke]

I go up the Lifeline and add an Uncocked Left Wrist. That may put things a little past Zero.

I have to agree with Daryl. I also place the club in the middle of both palms with both wrists Uncocked.



It's different than the normal Right Forearm alignment. Instead, the shaft points closer to the sternum. As the club approaches a vertical Plane, the clubface approaches Vertical Hinging.

In order to match my unusual Address alignment, my putter is set at 74 degrees instead of 70. It's my opinion that most putters are too flat and too light. It's not unusual for a Tour putter to be in the mid 300 grams, where it's difficult to find many consumer putters in that range. My custom Bettinardi is 395 grams and has the same grooves that you see on Brian's putter.

It's the one club in my bag that I can't live without.