[Plankeye]

Originally Posted by notroman

You can do whatever you want with your trailing foot as long as you don't plant it in front of your lie. Wysocki just shifts his foot from back and right to back and center. It's the same as just kicking your leg up and stepping back down near your plant foot.

Actually if you are inside of 10 m and your trailing foot steps forward of your lie before you establish your balance after putting, then it is a foot fault.
There were a couple putts that looked like his trailing foot would have landed in front of his lie if we could see his feet. But since we can't, for all we know his trailing foot landed to the left of his mini which would be ok.