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I am new to this program but in going thru things rather quickly I did notice.

I am new to this program but in going thru things rather quickly I did notice that in the GOAT series starting with putting there is an emphasis on the right hand doing the work. It is good for touch, direction, etc. Then viewing some of the other material (obviously older videos), there is a discussion about Jack Nicklaus' putting secret and how he would have used a left hand low grip, a pulling the putting back with the right shoulder blade and thru with the left shoulder blade. These two ideas separately make sense but I'm confused as to which is the preferred method. I'm guessing the answer will be whichever one works for me but still, I don't find that very helpful to provide contrasting thoughts in the videos provided.

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Hello Robert. The Jack series lends itself to more a lead side dominant movement pattern. Going with more the GOAT Theory and Tiger you will need to feel the trail arm is king in the putting stroke. The goal being one side in control of all shots.
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