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 Golf Tip of the Fortnight
 Putting and Short Game Tip
This tip is for all the people who wear their glove when putting. Once you have the mechanics of putting handled (something that 1. is not difficult to
learn, 2. does not take a lot of practice time and 3. would have a huge positive impact on one's score; but that I have noticed the vast majority of golfers ignoring ) putting boils down to reading and touch. It makes sense to have as much direct contact with the sensitive nerves in the hands and fingers as possible to give oneself the best potential for feel/touch.
So I recommend that you try not wearing a glove when you putt, or on any short game shot that requires good sensitivity. Why make it any harder than necessary? Of course, that having been said, Jack Nicklaus
wore a glove on all shots, including putting. There are probably other players that wear a glove when putting too, but none come to mind right now ... and there are very few of them.
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