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bgolfing 04-20-2006 08:57 AM

Baddely's putting routine
 
I really like Baddely's putting routine - one look and go - and would like to incorporate it into my own game but not sure I will be able to trust it enough. Any suggestions on letting it go?

Thom 04-20-2006 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by bgolfing
I really like Baddely's putting routine - one look and go - and would like to incorporate it into my own game but not sure I will be able to trust it enough. Any suggestions on letting it go?

I'm not sure but I think Badds putting routine is the one that Pelz promotes, where you'll take your practiceswings looking at the putt from behind the ball instead of beside the ball.

When he feel he has the right tempo and lenght of the stroke to create a putt that'll go into the hole on the selected line, he'll execute the putt rather quick because the theory is that you'll lose the musclememory in 8 seconds.

I believe that a preshot routine is very important especially a putting routine. So if you choose to make your putting routine the same as Baddelys it's off to the putting green and practice incorporating this routine. 2000+ repetitions and you'll own it.;)

bgolfing 04-20-2006 12:41 PM

Interesting, I had never heard the 8 second piece before.

bts 04-21-2006 05:07 AM

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Originally Posted by bgolfing
I really like Baddely's putting routine - one look and go - and would like to incorporate it into my own game but not sure I will be able to trust it enough. Any suggestions on letting it go?

Imagine yourself a putting machine and do just like one. You'll get used to it after enough trials.

Toolish 04-22-2006 07:27 AM

Badds has done this for years, even as an amatuer when he won his first Aussie open. Gotta go with what works for you though, no point forcing a routine that is not yours.

Similar to phils routine for short putts where he goes around the hole I guess?

birdie_man 04-22-2006 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Toolish
Gotta go with what works for you though, no point forcing a routine that is not yours.

That's a pretty damn good point actually.

vj 05-02-2006 12:36 PM

Another good point is image retention. We all have different abilities to retain images in the mind's eye. Some can hold the image of a candle (whatever...) for only a split second, while others can hole it for a long time. So don't go against your natural image retention.


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