Assertion: putter | /r/HasProperty | short
Facets:
value: a bit
type: TEMPORAL
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: If your stance is extremely bent over to get you into this position, your putter is too short.
text: A putter that is too short or too long can cause problems with how the arms and hands interact with the club during the back swing, contact with the ball and the follow through.
text: If the putter is too short, the ball will drop outside of the ball on the ground and your feet.
text: If your putter is too short, you will stand too close to the ball.
text: You want the putter to be short enough to allow you to get your eyes over the golf ball.
text: A putter that is too short will cause you to stand closer to the ball, with your eyes past the target line.
text: If a putter is too short, the eyes go over the ball, you can start looking to the left and the path can go outside and putts get pulled to the left.
text: If so, your putter may be too short.
text: A: A quick test would be to take a comfortable putting stance with a putter; if the putter is too short, it’s likely it will sit too upright, or the heel of the putter will be off the ground.
text: The putter was relatively short, only 33 ½ inches in length.
text: Your putter being a bit too short is a better issue than it being too long.
text: If the putter is too short, it likely it will sit too upright or the heel will be off the ground.
text: A putter that is too short or too long can cause problems with how the arms and hands interact with the club during the back swing, contact with the ball and the follow through.
text: If your putter is too short, the putter will travel on a much straighter arc.
text: Any cramping or pain in your lower back is a sign that your putter is too short.
text: A: A quick test would be to take a comfortable putting stance with a putter; if the putter is too short, it’s likely it will sit too upright, or the heel of the putter will be off the ground.