Junkyard Putting

A good friend of mine has published an ebook called Junkyard Putting. It gives you the methodolgy to use some simple tools to improve your putting. Here’s a brief introduction:

What would you think if you were told that tape and a coat hanger could help you improve your putting to point that you might putt like a Pro? Hard to believe but that’s Junkyard Putting.

•  Using simple geometry Junkyard Putting will improve your game.

•  It starts by making sure you have the right putter by determining the length and lie angle to fit your set-up.

•  Next but probably the most critical to excellent putting is to have an alignment tool that can be used on the course to insure your eyes are in the proper position.

•  Once you have your eyes in the proper position you now can lock in your stance! Again using alignment tools that can be used on the course.

After you have a repeatable setup, then good putting is just having a good stroke.

In summary, Junkyard Putting uses simple tools to determine your putter specifications, secures your eyes into the proper position, and then locks your stance for putting repeatability.

If you’re interested, you can buy it at Redwing Golf.

Here a summary of the important elements of good golf etiquette, starting with the all important “Fore”!

Safety
It is common, and required, etiquette to yell “Fore” if your shot is going in the direction of other golfers. This will warn the other golfers that the ball is headed at them.
As a beginner, you will make many bad shots. Don’t get so frustrated that you begin throwing clubs or other objects. It won’t help, and you may injure your playing partner.

Maintaining the Course
One very important rule is that you should leave the course as you have found it. This allows the course to be enjoyed by other who follows you. If you take a divot while Read the rest of this entry »