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February 13, 2009

Ask the Top 100: Stop Losing Distance

Posted at 2:08 PM by Anne Szeker | Categories: Ask the Top 100

This week T.J. answers a question about how to stop losing distance off the tee as you get older.

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I have a lot of trouble pulling my putts to the left. Where should the ball be placed in the putting stance and should the putter shaft be forward or even with the ball.

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