A three-foot putt has a different torque wave signal than a 60-foot putt with the same putter,

unless it's a lab putter.

Getting that rotation speed to match the player has just been such a fun thing to do and see

tens of thousands of people just rave about it.

We're very proud of the work that we did in getting

this out to the market and the people that have yips. My personal opinion, yips are caused by

torque. That's just the way it is. If you hold an answer too lightly and you swing it for a

three-foot putter won't stay square. Then they miss the pot. Then the next time they

try to over-correct. And then you get the yips. I've never heard somebody say, I have the yips

on distance. Distance is not the yips. Direction is the yips. But then if you lose direction,

what's distance? Distance is really a component of everything, and distance and direction work hand work hand in hand. So if you lose one, you lose the other.

Golf Smarter, number 764.

The inventor of lie-angle-balanced putters, Bill Pressey, explains why his patent is so important to you.

This is Golf Smarter.

Sharing stories, tips, and insights from great golf minds to help you lower your score

and raise your golf IQ.

Here's your host, Fred Green.

Welcome to the Golf Smarter Podcast, Bill.

Hey, Fred.

Thanks for having me on.

Thank you for joining us.

This is going to be exciting because we just, last week, we gave away a directed

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