Class A member of the Professional Golfers' Association of America, Ritter has worked with numerous top amateurs as well as PGA and LPGA players. He's also presented instructional segments on both ESPN and The Golf Channel. Distance control then becomes a product of the size of stroke. Any change in angle from address to back swing to follow-through corrupts the pendulum.
Many players break their wrists when putting, making distance control more difficult.
Practice the Percentages To maximize the efficiency of your practice time, it's important to work on shots that most directly influence your score. It's no secret putting is a huge part of the game. In addition to putting, finesse shots consisting of chips, pitches and bunker shots make up an additional 13 percent. This likely means you' re hitting even fewer greens, which again puts a higher premium on the quality of your finesse play. The swing's plane has the most influence on solid contact.