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There are as many putting styles as there are players, and you will see just about everything you can imagine when you watch the Tour on television. I have always preferred a narrow stance for whatever reason, and my stroke has trended to faster over the years. Way back when I had a very slow stroke that measured somewhere in the 60’s on the metronome, but I found that I was prone to missing short ones as the stroke felt too long and wobbly. I picked up the pace to 80 and then 85, and I have noticed that there are quite a few excellent putters whose stroke is even faster. Watching Rickie Fowler get up and down from everywhere and make everything got me interested in doing a more in depth look at his method, and here I break it down in detail. The stroke paces at about 95, and is quite efficient and economical. Fowler keeps his right hand much more on top of his left than I do, and I am not likely to change that, but I am going to try his tempo and his general posture. (There are two videos make certain to watch both.)
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