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Tuesday, October 6

Simple Putter-Aim Check Can Help Golfers Make More Putts

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Stephen Sweeney shares a quick trick for checking whether your putter points where you think it does.

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Golfers can use a simple check to see whether their putter is aimed where they think it is. The tip comes from GOLF Top 100 Teacher Stephen Sweeney. It is designed to help players check their alignment and make more putts. The advice appeared in a Golf.com post.

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