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re: USGA, R&A adopt rule 14-1b anchor ban
Posted on 5/21/13 at 7:36 am to Hat Tricks
Posted on 5/21/13 at 7:36 am to Hat Tricks
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the same as holding the club the way it is meant to be held.
Oh...you mean the baseball (hands seperated) grip. No? Overlapping? Interlocking?...Which one is the way it was meant to be held? The claw? LH low?
Sam Snead sometimes putted 'side-saddle' with one hand several inches down the shaft....
Don't get me wrong...I do not use an anchored putter...and I suffer from the yips...It has really affected my game...I just do not see the big deal...
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Posted on 5/21/13 at 7:43 am to LCA131
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Oh...you mean the baseball (hands seperated) grip. No? Overlapping? Interlocking?...Which one is the way it was meant to be held? The claw? LH low?
Sam Snead sometimes putted 'side-saddle' with one hand several inches down the shaft....
Don't get me wrong...I do not use an anchored putter...and I suffer from the yips...It has really affected my game...I just do not see the big deal...
Gripping the club is still different imo. I don't care how you or anybody grips the club. I do care when somebody eliminates the challenge of being able to swing the club on an even plane by anchoring it to their body. You don't agree though and that's fine.
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