Have you tried that heads-up drill before?

Oh yeah, I will frequently do my practice putts or my strokes looking at the hole, not at the ball. Right. So once you do, you look at the hole, you get that, then you come back down and try to close your eyes. You don't think about rolling the ball. You just see the target. You figure out what arm swing you need, what touch you have in your hands right there, there in your hands and your fingers, which is normally very light,

when you watch someone toss the ball. figure out what arm swing you need, what touch you have in your hands right there, in your hands

and your fingers, which is normally very light when you watch someone toss the ball.

And once you do that, you get a feel for it.

Then you test that feel by closing your eyes.

Now you're totally in tune with the touch and feel.

Once you can do that a couple of times, now you get a judgment of a certain stroke that

you need to get it to a certain distance depending on the conditions of the green. Golf Smarter,

number 756. Don't kid yourself. It's not how good you hit the ball. It's how good you miss it with

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Here's your host, Fred Green.

Welcome back to the Golf Smarter podcast, Randy.

Well, it's great to be back, Fred,

and finally very nice to be able to see you. Even though everybody can only hear us, this is a neat deal.

Okay, very cool. Good. So last time you were on, you were back in, actually, July of 2019, episode 698. We talked about your method of teaching

being an islander, being from Hawaii, and teaching surf as your golf method, which I

absolutely loved. And remember, because S is simplicity and safety,

you understanding our retention and F fun, right? So let's recap that one. I love, I love golfing

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