What does Technique do to Putting - Videos included

Think it is a good time to bring this thread back up.

It has been slightly more than 3 months since the session that I attended in BFG and I have managed to get about 8 rounds of golf in between. I have always been poor at putting, averaging between 42 to 45 per round. Have been tinkering with Dave Pelz a couple of months prior th that to improve my putting. After attending the session with Eric, threw out Dave Pelz, stopped pacing the green, lengthened my putter to 35", changed my putting grip, and voila I am putting 35 to 38 per round. I thought it was a fluke initially, but the last 8 games gave me the confidence that it is probably here to stay, and the corresponding improvement to my scores.

Kudos to Eric! (and thanks for the driver fitting recently, I got a good 15m average out of it)

...and maybe he wants to consider more sessions....

Shanks!

DGman, anymore such putting clinic?

seebayho wrote:

DGman, anymore such putting clinic?

Second that. Will be interested to join after missing out on the first one when busy with work

after the recent success for those who have attended the ZPI, sure lets roll out a couple of session for next week.

starting on wednesday 28 March from 1 pm to 3 pm.

2 to 3 pax will be ideal, so sign up....

Cheers....DGman

28th March 1-3pm

1.Seebayho
2.
3.

28th March 1-3pm

1.Seebayho
2.Nrafee
3.

Oops...
I was arranging with Supermaninunder to take leave for this and entered a little too late.

It's alright.
We'll wait for another session

28th March 1-3pm

1.Seebayho
2. Nrafee
3. Mika

Me, like nrafee..beginner ok?

mika wrote:

28th March 1-3pm

1.Seebayho
2.
3. Mika

Me, like nrafee..beginner ok?

Mika, i am not a beginner ok!

I am a seasoned beginner.

Dking,
I will pull out due to work. Thanks.

28th March 1-3pm

1.Seebayho
2.
3. Mika

Good morning all.
Really nice of you Nrafee.
Thank you so much.
However there are two of us, so I guess we'll wait for the next one.

Appreciate the gesture

when it comes to putting, those who have the yips are never beginners.

the ZPI is so easy, a beginner can understand after an hour and putt like anyone else in a couple of days if he or she have the right motor skills to begin with.

everything starts from the magic wand.

see u guys soon so 1 more spot available on wed?

if you guys needs to take leave, then gather a group of 2 to 3 and let me know 3 days in advance so that i can move appointments (if any) and you don't have to be inconvenienced.

DGman

hi eric,
i am back from my trip. if wed still got slot, i want. thks. will be a bit jetlag though.

DGman wrote:

when it comes to putting, those who have the yips are never beginners.

the ZPI is so easy, a beginner can understand after an hour and putt like anyone else in a couple of days if he or she have the right motor skills to begin with.

everything starts from the magic wand.

see u guys soon so 1 more spot available on wed?

if you guys needs to take leave, then gather a group of 2 to 3 and let me know 3 days in advance so that i can move appointments (if any) and you don't have to be inconvenienced.

DGman

Thanks Eric for being so understanding and accommodating.
There're 2 of us who are very interested in this.
We'll make the arrangements and let you know in advance.

Looking forward to the session.

28th March 1-3pm

1.Seebayho
2. Henry
3. Mika

thks frostee. c u wed.

Hi Eric, thanks for today. Really learnt something and immediately can feel my putting improving already. And Seebayho and henry, nice to meet you both and thanks for the delicious Apple Strudel

Eric, a few useful things I pick up today.
1. Elbow clearance
2. Eyes alignment
3. Balance with the eye closed

Thanks for your time and tips.

my thai partners commented that the putting before and after was amazing. Mika made a huge leap, henry won the putting contest and i am positive that SBH will be even more ho after this.

thank you for coming by and it was a pleasure working with you guys. Colin thank you for the delicious Strudel.

DGman

just this as a reference picture...remember even the pro do it.

how about putting one of these sessions on youtube?

Thanks Eric for your valuable time and advice. Went to the putting green already n putts r more accurate. Of course still got to practise more lah. After cutting n changing grip, now cannot blame arrow anymore. From now onwards got to start counting putts per round.

SBH & Mika @ nice meeting u guys. Hope to catch up again.

seebayho wrote:

Eric, a few useful things I pick up today.
1. Elbow clearance
2. Eyes alignment
3. Balance with the eye closed

Thanks for your time and tips.

@ Eric, why you did not teach me this one ?? I better come back again and visit you.

we already have the video but its the property of ZEN, i can show it at the HOZ but we would rather upload it on our own servers or unless its for a closed group.

steve i go Sheffield once a year and there are other reasons besides visiting the Milestone for the great food.

DGman

Eric,

Of course, it is more then just learning putting. Meeting friends is my 1st prority when I return to Singapore especially at your place

I will see you soon.

looking forward as usual.......its always nice having you around and hearing the HAAAAHHAAAA. the other person with a hearty laugh like yours is now working the early shift on the airwave.

cheers and see you soon.

DGman wrote:

just this as a reference picture...remember even the pro do it.

reminds me of those 武侠小说 where the secret kungfu manual has the drawings and words kept separately. if you have one without the other, you might 走火入魔