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Take the hands out of it
How some winter gloves can help you
Shoulders and arms in control
This tip is designed to eliminate any hand manipulation, which leads to inconsistency, during the stroke.
Simply sandwich the putter grip between your winter mitts and you will feel your shoulders and upper arms begin to control the stroke.
Remove the wrists
Too much wrist/hand movement will make it tough for you to consistently start your ball on your intended line.
Gloves come off
After practising with the mitts your hands won’t move independently and your consistency will improve.
Matthew Johns runs the London Putting Academy at Royal Blackheath GC.
www.londonputtingacademy.com
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