I've heard different opinions whether there should be a forward leaning shaft at IMPACT in PUTTING. Some say VERTICAL, some say FORWARD LEAN.
Also... Mr. Kelley mentions a "Reverse Loft" putter in 6-B-3-O...has anyone tried this?
"Only the putter can be hooded to any advantage" (I forget the chapter)
It works very well for learning to hear the 'click' of a solid impact with the putter. I think it almost can work too well if that is possible, to the extent that when you try it you may find that the better impact makes distance control/power shift and require less 'effort' for a given distance. The downside is a ball that hops, which indicates too little loft and/or too steep an impact.
I notice a similar effect from C-grooves and a hooded putter.
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"Only the putter can be hooded to any advantage" (I forget the chapter)
It works very well for learning to hear the 'click' of a solid impact with the putter. I think it almost can work too well if that is possible, to the extent that when you try it you may find that the better impact makes distance control/power shift and require less 'effort' for a given distance. The downside is a ball that hops, which indicates too little loft and/or too steep an impact.
I notice a similar effect from C-grooves and a hooded putter.
What is your opinion on the c-groove putter by Yes Golf with lofts of 2.5, or 3 degrees? Do the C grooves have the effect of increasing the effective loft? Thanks for your reply.
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