PBTN Videos + Waggle

When you buy my book: "Putting By The Numbers"- A Quantitative Method of Lag Putting”, you get with it, the two practice videos that clearly demonstrates the method and approach. The first video is an in-home video that allows you to keep your putting game sharp through the winter months or simply when the weather doesn't permit being outdoors. The second video is an on-course practice video to be used prior to playing a round of golf. In both of these videos, the development of your Individual Power Factor (IPF) for different frictional surfaces is developed.

Whether your putting style is a short stroke-high acceleration or a long stroke pendulum- low acceleration method
either approach works. Since I am a short stroke-high acceleration putter, you will notice in my videos that when I take the putter back to the proper retraction distance I might waggle my putter prior to executing the forward stroke through the ball. The waggle is fine and quite acceptable but be sure that the forward movement of your putter begins at the calculated putter retraction distance to assure the accuracy of your lag putt.

If you do, you will find this method works every time and allows you to make that one putt or be in that three to five foot circle to give you a near "gimme" to make the two putt. Remember with this frictional method of putting, you only need to practice your short putting in the 3-5 foot range from the hole. This allows you to become a 99+% putter in this range. Remember practice is key to make this method work for you.