I've read that the center of the putter face should strike the equator of the ball at impact fix. The only ways I can figure to do this is either start with putter off ground at same height as impact or move ball forward or backwards in stance to either before or after bottom of arc. What is the best approach?
What if the putter were moving much like an iron (downward)? Try putting a quarter. If you can putt a quarter, you can strike the ball on it's equator and in the face of the putter.
What if the putter were moving much like an iron (downward)? Try putting a quarter. If you can putt a quarter, you can strike the ball on it's equator and in the face of the putter.
How far ahead of ball should the quarter be? If too close then putter face is too low at impact, right?
Try putting a quarter. If you can putt a quarter, you can strike the ball on it's equator and in the face of the putter.
Brian Gay has used a similar drill. Specifically, I remember the 2007 Honda where he used a stack of quarters -- I think two quarters (but it could have been three) -- and putted the top quarter off the stack.
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