RICKIE FOWLER - HOW I READ GREENS | ME AND MY GOLF

You would think you were in your arms here. I feel them, mostly the right one, but they're against my torso and somehow connected. So you would think like arm lock people, but to me that's a way to eliminate all this movement. If they're a little bit, they're not locked, I'm not putting a lot of pressure, there's enough there that the arm doesn't come off the torso, so when your shoulders swing, you'll have a little bit of movement. , you try to limit it. I would say some of the other things people think about is the putter coming loose.

I would say one of the biggest misconceptions is that the weaker your left hand becomes, the easier it will be to release the putter. As soon as your hand gets here, your hands have to change, so I'd say that was something. Confirmation via video would be like looking at Tiger, old school and obviously still today, but he's always had a very weak left hand. But that also helps this stay aside. - Immobilize, almost, in a comfortable and controlled way. Rickie, thank you very much. - Yes. - Yes. - I really enjoyed it. - There's a lot of cool stuff there. - It's great to spend some time with you. - Thanks Rickie. - Thanks for your time.

Look, I hope you enjoyed it. If you enjoyed it, don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe and good luck this year, this will be in 2020 so good luck this year. - Yes, thanks. - Health.