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Acknowledgments Introduction: My Putting Bible Putting Overview Chapter 1  What Is Putting? 1.1      Putting Is a Different Game 1.2      All Golfers Can Putt 1.3      Putting Combines Science and Art 1.4      Putting Results Are Uncertain 1.5      Putting Looks Simple 1.6      Great Putters Are Made, Not Born Chapter 2  Problems on the Greens 2.1      No Net Luck in Putting 2.2      Easily Seeable Hazards 2.3      Measurable (Although Difficult to See), and Therefore Knowable, Factors 2.4      Unseeable and Unknowable Factors 2.5      A Multiplicity of Options 2.6      Misunderstanding 2.7      Poor Learning Environment 2.8      How Well Can You Putt? 2.9      Stop Three-Putting 2.10      Learn to Lag Putt Chapter 3 Methods of Putting 3.1      Simpler Is Better 3.2      The Easiest Way to Putt 3.3      It Gets More Difficult 3.4      The USGA Way 3.5      More Methods That Work 3.6      The Simplest Okay Way The Fifteen Building Blocks of Putting Chapter 4  The Seven Building Blocks of Stroke Mechanics 4.1      First, Some Definitions 4.2      Stroke Definitions 4.3      Defining Speed 4.4      Aim 4.5      Power Source 4.6      Putter Path Is a Small Factor 4.7      A Pure-In-Line Stroke Keeps the Putterface Square 4.8      The Importance of Putterface Angle 4.9      The Very Important Impact Point 4.10      Ball Position, Posture, and Flow-Lines 4.11      Putter Fitting 4.12      The Mind’s Role in Putting Stroke Mechanics 4.13      The Best Way to Putt Chapter 5  Five Nonphysical Building Blocks: Touch, Feel, Attitude, Routine, and Ritual 5.1      Controlling the Ball 5.2      Touch and Feel Are in the Mind’s Eye 5.3      Realities of Touch and Feel 5.4      The Dead-Hands Stroke 5.5      Putt in Your Personal Rhythm 5.6      Two Types of Muscle Memory 5.7      Attitude 5.8      The Preview Stroke 5.9      Preparation: The Routine 5.10      The Ritual 5.11      Creating the Best Feel for Touch Chapter 6  Stability and Rhythm: Two Artistic Fundamentals 6.1      Where Science Meets Art 6.2      Stability Is the Real Fundamental 6.3      Perfy Has Rhythm 6.4      Rhythm Has Benefits 6.5      Find Your Body Rhythm 6.6      Learn from Perfy 6.7      All Good Putters Have Good Rhythm Chapter 7  Green-Reading, the 15th Building Block 7.1      Houston—We Have a Problem 7.2      Golfers Don’t See the True Break 7.3      The Subconscious Knows Better 7.4      The In-Stroke Correction 7.5      It’s Hard to Believe 7.6      There Are Three Problems 7.7      Visible (and Invisible) Break 7.8      Gut-Feel Putting 7.9      Facts About Break 7.10      What about the Grain? 7.11      Plumb Bobs Don’t Work 7.12      The Mind’s Role in Green-Reading Additional Influences in Putting Chapter 8  Speed Is More Important Than Line 8.1      Speed Kills (and Speed Saves) 8.2      Line Is Instinctive 8.3      Green Speed Affects Ball Tracks 8.4      The “Optimum” Putting Speed 8.5      The Lumpy Donut 8.6      17 Inches Past Is Key 8.7      The Mind’s Roll in Speed Chapter 9  Wind, Lopsided Balls, Dimples, Rain, Sleet, and Snow 9.1      Are You a Real Golfer? 9.2      Does Wind Affect Putting? 9.3      Scoring Indicates Yes 9.4      Simple Experiments Say Perhaps Yes 9.5      Detailed Experiments Prove It 9.6      What Wind Means to You 9.7      Use Your Wind Stroke 9.8      Balance Matters in a Putted Ball 9.9      Measure and Mark Your Balance Line 9.10      Golf Balls Have Weird Feet 9.11      Rain, Sleet, and Snow: Are We Having Fun Yet? HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR PUTTING Chapter 10  The Improvement Process 10.1      First Comes Understanding 10.2      Second Comes Measurement 10.3      Third is Analysis 10.4      Fourth, Find Your Prescription for Improvement 10.5      Fifth: Do It! Chapter 11  Establish Your Practice Framework 11.1      Set Your Ground Rules for Practice 11.2      Build Your Routine 11.3      Find Your Rhythm—Measure Your Cadence 11.4      Create and Commit to Your Ritual 11.5      Flow-Lines 11.6      Fit Your Putter 11.7      Learn to Aim Chapter 12  Improve Your Stroke Mechanics 12.1      Refine Your Path 12.2      Create Stability 12.3      Groove Your Impact Point 12.4      Fix Your Face Angle 12.5      Retrain Your Power Source Chapter 13  Develop Your Artistic Senses (Feel, Touch, Green‑Reading) 13.1      Touch and Feel Are Different 13.2      Sharpen Your Touch 13.3      Refine Your Feel 13.4      Develop Your Green-Reading Ability Chapter 14  Face Your Special Problems 14.1      Nobody’s Perfect 14.2      Too Many Three-Putts 14.3      Putting from Off the Green 14.4      Putting on Slopes 14.5      Killer Downhillers 14.6      Cheat on Breaking Putts 14.7      You Lost It 14.8      Your Preferred Break 14.9      Yipping the Short Putts Chapter 15  Wrap-Up 15.1      Overview Concepts 15.2      The Putting Game 15.3      The Learning Environment 15.4      Practice Makes Permanent 15.5      Watch Your Progress 15.6      Get Your Arms Around It
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