Broomstick Putter Ban at Kristi Gayman blog

Broomstick Putter Ban. Just over ten years ago the usga and r&a announced it was banning the use of anchored putters, most considered it a death knell for long putters. Switching to a broomstick is hard work. The problem is exacerbated by the flawed perspective we get from youtube and the. The broomstick putting method is often attached to success stories like the aforementioned glover, but an increasing number of young players could be bursting onto the scene with a 46 inch pistol. If you battle with keeping the putter straight, both the armlock and broomstick will help, but the broomstick is better. When golf’s governing bodies made the decision to ban anchored putting, a big part of the discussion had to do with their concern over the rise in popularity of belly putters. According to rule 10.1b, a player’s putting stroke must not include an “anchor point” on which they plant their forearm — i.e., the technique used with broomstick putters, with the end of the.

When golf’s governing bodies made the decision to ban anchored putting, a big part of the discussion had to do with their concern over the rise in popularity of belly putters. The broomstick putting method is often attached to success stories like the aforementioned glover, but an increasing number of young players could be bursting onto the scene with a 46 inch pistol. Switching to a broomstick is hard work. Just over ten years ago the usga and r&a announced it was banning the use of anchored putters, most considered it a death knell for long putters. The problem is exacerbated by the flawed perspective we get from youtube and the. According to rule 10.1b, a player’s putting stroke must not include an “anchor point” on which they plant their forearm — i.e., the technique used with broomstick putters, with the end of the. If you battle with keeping the putter straight, both the armlock and broomstick will help, but the broomstick is better.

Scott's broomstick putter to be banned from 2016

Broomstick Putter Ban The broomstick putting method is often attached to success stories like the aforementioned glover, but an increasing number of young players could be bursting onto the scene with a 46 inch pistol. When golf’s governing bodies made the decision to ban anchored putting, a big part of the discussion had to do with their concern over the rise in popularity of belly putters. If you battle with keeping the putter straight, both the armlock and broomstick will help, but the broomstick is better. The broomstick putting method is often attached to success stories like the aforementioned glover, but an increasing number of young players could be bursting onto the scene with a 46 inch pistol. According to rule 10.1b, a player’s putting stroke must not include an “anchor point” on which they plant their forearm — i.e., the technique used with broomstick putters, with the end of the. Just over ten years ago the usga and r&a announced it was banning the use of anchored putters, most considered it a death knell for long putters. The problem is exacerbated by the flawed perspective we get from youtube and the. Switching to a broomstick is hard work.