I look at whether a blade or mallet is better for me. I discuss the differences between the two and how these things might help...or not. Also I need to practice my putting more!!! Like | Subscribe | Share
For me ( right handed golfer) I tend to pull my putts left of the hole. The toe hang putter slows the rate of face closure, thereby counteracting the closed face tendency. The face balanced mallet doesn't have this delayed face closure in my slight arc putting stroke, so the face is pointing left at impact. If I was missing to the right of the hole, then the mallet would suit me better. Most of us think we are aiming correctly, but we don't ( use a laser to confirm this) , but having a putter that allows us to stroke the ball to compensate for our poor aim helps. I use arm lock method for both styles ( 41 -42 inch shafts) and if one style stops working I swap to the other for a while.
Still use the ping Anser to this day after 30 years . Do not like the insert putters at all . Like to feel the ball come off the face 👍🏌️♀️⛳️great video
