Playing Golf Points And Procedures

The ability to adjust the lie angle gives the golfer the opportunity for a perfect fit. In general, remember that it is much easier to make adjustments to the putter rather than to adjust yourself to your club.A lie angle adjustment feature will allow the golfer to make sure the putter head is soled properly (flat on the ground) at address while taking a correct posture. This is especially critical if your potter has a diameter adjuster. You will notice that the difference in your put's target path will be huge.

If you came to play then you better balance your face right or get off the pitch.Using a rear mounted center shaft can give a face balanced putter design.If appropriate lie angle limit provisions are made, the putter can be a USGA conforming adjustable lie angle design which remains face balanced at any lie angle.

If a putter offers an adjustable lie angle, the golfer can now be fitted for the proper length putter.Thus achieving his desired position with eyes over the ball/target line.The golfer should set up to the ball with his arms hanging naturally straight. Your arms should not be tensed. A good swing that will not send the ball flying passed the hole or come up several feet short will be a singular, monolithic motion.

Some men and nearly all women golfers, beginners and experienced alike, were gripping down on their putters by 3 to 4 inches because they were using putters that were too long. There are precautionary grooves built in most putters to align properly.When the golfers gripped down 3 to 4 inches, their hands were down near the steel shaft. You should be holding the putter near the top which is made flat on purpose.This problem could easily be solved by cutting the shaft down to the correct length and installing a new grip.This relatively inexpensive task can be quickly done by most pro shops or golf shops.

You know you're in the wrong when the putter hangs in the air above the ball and you have to bend too much. Most of the time these golf amateurs were using putters that they were just not cut out for.Those golfers who addressed the ball with the putter heel or toe in the air were creating alignment and stroke errors, and increasing the chances of catching part of the putter on the ground in a way that would twist the putter head off line. If you aim for the inside of the ball you will be creating all sorts of problems for yourself in terms of alignment. To obtain the proper golf putting positioning you will need the tip of your nose to align with the ball's location. Then throw the ball directly toward the earth so that if it kept going it would be a perfect diameter of this sphere we live on. Putt the ball from where it landed.

Many golfers pick up any old putter from the rack without weighing it. They then have to learn to use the putter as opposed to selecting the putter that best suits them. Proper weight setup for a putter is the key to good distance control and stroke consistency. There are many factors that can determine the effectiveness of a particular weight such as technique or what one ate for breakfast.

The importance of proper putter face balance, length, lie angle and weight in golf putter fitting cannot be overstated. Putting is a vital part of the game so practice hard with the right putter.