Quick Tip - The 5-Footers
Putting
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Folks, today is a long tip about the short putts. Eagles are great, the dream drive is great, but fundamentals lower scores. What does it take to sink 5 footers more consistently? Face angle and having a good path to your stroke. There's a bit more to it, but those two building blocks will really solidify your putting game. Naturally, your putter choice can indeed play into success on the greens too, which we've also got you covered on. Join Tim Graves, PGA, as he talks about the 5-foot putts, and gives a rundown on tools and techniques to improve at them.
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