I have studied with Harold Swash, Europes Putt Doctor, and the inventor of the Yes putter. He would disagree with those comments. The object of the putt is to get the ball rolling, how a lofted putter does that is beyond me. I saw Michelson went to a longer putter but had not seen that it was more lofted. Trying to compare greens when Homer wrote TGM and today is not relevant, and I'm pretty sure tour players are not using lofted putters. Lynn??
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