The Data: Lag Putting
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This video explains how to practice lag putting effectively. The key is not making long putts, but controlling speed to leave the ball close to the hole. By focusing on proximity rather than perfection, golfers can reduce three-putts, improve consistency, and develop better distance control on longer putts.
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