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Old 02-10-2013, 07:40 PM
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Thanks for the advice, I played a round today and was really getting them dialed in! Slowed it down and moved the thumb forward on the disc. Some really nice flights!
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Old 02-11-2013, 07:56 PM
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Smooth is far, especially with putters.
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I drive with challengers and when i figured out to throw smooth and focus on technique it changed my game.
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Old 02-12-2013, 01:42 PM
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like already said, smooth is far... also try playing with nose angle. a lot of people throw putters like their distance drivers and wonder why they don't go far.
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Old 02-13-2013, 05:15 PM
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I throw my putters exactly like a distance drive, except I give them more height. Do you have any videos of you throwing? That can help.
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Old 02-13-2013, 05:21 PM
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I use Pro Pigs for putter driving...after much expermintation I've found (and this applies to all putters I;ve driven with) that the keys are smooth release, height, and not trying to put too much stank on it. Slow down your arm speed a bit and it shouldn't flip on you.
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Something went wrong. Please make sure you added the video correctly. Click here to see how YouTube videos should be embedded. There could also be a technical issue that's not your fault. Click here to view the video on YouTube's site. If this link doesn't work, you did something wrong.

I agree that as you're learning putter drives you'll want to slow it down, but your end goal should be to be able to throw them as hard as anything else in your bag. You can see and hear the oomph I'm putting into these 300-350' drives and the Wizards held the line beautifully. They're great driving putters.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OvRcliUUWs
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Something went wrong. Please make sure you added the video correctly. Click here to see how YouTube videos should be embedded. There could also be a technical issue that's not your fault. Click here to view the video on YouTube's site. If this link doesn't work, you did something wrong.

I agree that as you're learning putter drives you'll want to slow it down, but your end goal should be to be able to throw them as hard as anything else in your bag. You can see and hear the oomph I'm putting into these 300-350' drives and the Wizards held the line beautifully. They're great driving putters.
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Old 02-13-2013, 05:49 PM
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I use the fork grip when driving putters. I can't get a smooth release with a power grip, and have a hard time keeping the nose down enough with a fan grip. In my opinion, Neutron Anodes/Ions and Star Aviars work great.

Also, Mike C, I'm super jealous of your 300'-350' putter drives.
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How strange. Not you all. Just that I was throwing my G9i and Champion Rhino, along with a DX Roc, and a ESP Buzz, right before I sat down to this forum. Now the Wizard is stiff, much stiffer than the new Champion plastic Rhino. I could not keep my self from either "throwing oats" or flubbing the grip. I'm all eager to get back out there after reading these posts.
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