Alexplz
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Hey dudes.
I've been looking at honing my putting game this season to where it was at the end of 2016. Every season I check out a pair of videos, one from Feldberg, one from Ricky, on push (shovel) putt technique.
They don't cram their recommendation down your throat or anything, but I can't help but notice they both putt with the Dagger. As you may know, Lat64 made the dagger for Feldy, who requested a deep-dish putter to fill up the space in his hand.
I used to putt with wizards, another deep dish putter, but traded them in for judges due to the lower profile and more neutral flight for longer putts from 10m out. This was before I started honing my putting form to match a true push/spush putt.
My question is this - this season I'm tempted to switch back to wizards as a more deep-dish putter to emulate my putting role models. The idea of filling up my whole hand as mentioned makes a lot of sense. On the other hand, I A. have smallish-medium hands and B. do prefer the flight of judges.
What do you guys think - judge vs wizard for push putts? I know switching putters to increase one's percentage is a classic mistake, but I do wonder how much I have to gain. :\
I've been looking at honing my putting game this season to where it was at the end of 2016. Every season I check out a pair of videos, one from Feldberg, one from Ricky, on push (shovel) putt technique.
They don't cram their recommendation down your throat or anything, but I can't help but notice they both putt with the Dagger. As you may know, Lat64 made the dagger for Feldy, who requested a deep-dish putter to fill up the space in his hand.
I used to putt with wizards, another deep dish putter, but traded them in for judges due to the lower profile and more neutral flight for longer putts from 10m out. This was before I started honing my putting form to match a true push/spush putt.
My question is this - this season I'm tempted to switch back to wizards as a more deep-dish putter to emulate my putting role models. The idea of filling up my whole hand as mentioned makes a lot of sense. On the other hand, I A. have smallish-medium hands and B. do prefer the flight of judges.
What do you guys think - judge vs wizard for push putts? I know switching putters to increase one's percentage is a classic mistake, but I do wonder how much I have to gain. :\