I would like to know what putting technique do you recommend to hit the ball. In the DVD they talk about distance and not about the stroke. Is the stoke a long fluid one or short accelerated stroke. Does the putter move from the line inside going back to out to the ball to inside or stay outside the line. Do you hit down with the right hand. Please post a video and or a written explanation.....Thank you ......John

While playing golf recently I was asked how often I clean my golf clubs – once a week, once a month, how often? I looked at them incredulously. They were serious. “I clean them every shot,” I said. They looked surprised. I was serious.


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thanks, thanks thanks, i cant thank you enough ..i have been playing golf for over 20 years.. i was pretty good in the year 1994 7 hcp played once a week. practiced every day. I was a lot stronger and could muscle the ball.. then quit playing for years.. my son started playing and asked me to play so i got the fever again but didn't have the distance i once had off the tee. thanks to you i got my old distance back PLUS some. Now im enjoying golf again. MY ONLY REGRET IS I WISH NEW ABOUT HIT DOWN… Continue

I am going to make three statements, one of which may surprise you. The other two will not surprise you in the least. I was slow to get on the Tiger Woods bandwagon. Tiger Woods is the best player in the world. Tiger will win not just the FedEx Cup but also this week's Tour Championship.
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In a discussion thread on the Hit Down Golf Network recently, Greg writes:

"I bought the e-book and have read it. I am now working on the drills but I have a real problem understanding one of the real fundamentals. On page 43 and 44 the e-book talks about wrist position, wrist cock and "using the right hand to push the bottom half of the golf club".

Also, on page 36 in figure 17 it specifically states "straightening the cocked right wrist delivers (thrusts) the clubhead to the ball".

In an… Continue