I have been going to golftec Folsom Ca USA for a year. I believe in the S&T method and have seen consistent improvement with a long way to go and still working at it. Rob communicates S&T better than anyone I have been exposed to. This putting video has truly intrigued me. I want to hear about how to stroke the ball with the putter…... I have been told to have same b-swing as follow through length with putter. Thx guys! Rob Remington
This is a very useful putting lesson. Its an important reminder (for me, at least) of how ball placement can effect the stroke. I've been missing to the left (I'm lefthanded). That being said, I can so vividly picture this young man standing on an Island in a speedo ala the movie "Couples Retreat", I laughed a bit through the entire lesson. Thanks! Needed the lesson and the chuckle.
Arc are a little bit different depending on the putter and technique used. But to set up something like this I place two alignment sticks on the ground with a tee in the middle of the sticks. I then bent the stick one finger width on both ends of the alignment stick and hold them there with two tees. Hope this helps.
I too tend to miss on the right often so I'll be more aware of how inside my arc is. Many thanks, it was very interesting!
Thanks for watching. Glad the video was helpful! 👍🏻
Sounds good! Glad you enjoyed it
Masters make the complex easy to understand.
Thanks for watching! 👍🏻
Very interesting. Learn a lot . Honestly, first time I hear about Stack &Tilt Putting! I thought putting is a stand alone technique
Glad you enjoyed it! 👍🏻
Thank you for your comment and glad you enjoyed it
I have been going to golftec Folsom Ca USA for a year. I believe in the S&T method and have seen consistent improvement with a long way to go and still working at it. Rob communicates S&T better than anyone I have been exposed to. This putting video has truly intrigued me. I want to hear about how to stroke the ball with the putter…... I have been told to have same b-swing as follow through length with putter.
Thx guys!
Rob Remington
This is a very useful putting lesson. Its an important reminder (for me, at least) of how ball placement can effect the stroke. I've been missing to the left (I'm lefthanded). That being said, I can so vividly picture this young man standing on an Island in a speedo ala the movie "Couples Retreat", I laughed a bit through the entire lesson. Thanks! Needed the lesson and the chuckle.
Glad you enjoyed the video! 😎
Some laughter and some golf, sounds like two important ingredients to life. Glad you enjoyed!
Nice one guys!
Place looks great Timo.
Looking forward to come and spend some time with you there sometime.
It’s an amazing place! 😎
@@robcheneygolf1 imagine Timo, You, me bringing groups there..
Feckin epic!
Needs to happen, right! 💪
I'm curious if you saw great improvement on the course with your putting after this lesson. It looked like you really had things dialed in by the end.
Expert doing expert things
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a great video. thanks
Thanks for watching, Larry!
awesome
Thanks!
Where did you get the rod to slide the putter shaft on?
I guess the golf course was in Spain? Not clear that one. Also this one I couldn’t really get compared to the logic of S&T for regular clubs tbh
Yes, golf course is in Spain. There are 3 fundamentals to putting, just like the full swing. Thanks for the feedback! 👍🏻
Thanks Rob and Timo. Can you share how you built the putting grid and dimensions? Or is there some way I can get that information?
There’s some more information in the Stack&Tilt website/portal. www.stackandtilt.com
Arc are a little bit different depending on the putter and technique used. But to set up something like this I place two alignment sticks on the ground with a tee in the middle of the sticks. I then bent the stick one finger width on both ends of the alignment stick and hold them there with two tees. Hope this helps.
What golf course did he say?
Rob what edel series putter is that? I'm thinking about making a change.
EAS 1.0
So what you are saying is take someone with you to film what you are doing so you can analyze it later?!?!
Get on with it.
Which part? 😅