For members only, Golf Smarter number 377, published on March 26, 2013.

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The only part of the green that's going to affect the ball is the part the ball rolls on and

actually touches. So all the rest of it is completely ignorable. You know, where the mountains are, where the high points on the green are, all of that stuff is completely ignorable if the ball is not going to actually touch it. I need to figure out what the ground is doing where the ball is actually rolling. And once you learn how to do it and what you're looking for or feeling for, it's very hard to fool a person's balance,

except maybe, you know, like late Friday night or late Saturday night after a couple drinks,

you know, their balance isn't so good. Aside from that, very few people fall down when they walk.

So their body is constantly making this adjustment every single step that it takes that's kind of

usually running in the background. And we're trying to take that idea, that sensation, and kind step that it takes, that's kind of usually

running in the background. And we're trying to take that idea, that sensation, and kind of

pull it to the forefront and say, this foot step differently than this one, did it go up,

did it go down? Did you feel left or right? All of these sensations are learnable and teachable. Eliminate misreading the Greens break direction.

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John.

Hello.

Thank you for sticking around.

This is awesome.

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