Justin Thomas Had A REALLY Bad Day

Justin Thomas just had his worst pting round in his PGA Tour career losing 7.03 Strokes to the field in putting and it was not a pretty display highlighted by a horrible horseshoe at the seventh hole they ask you how you are you you just have to say that you’re fine when you’re

Not really fun the One technical thing I’ve noticed throughout Justin’s pudding career is that he has the shaft of his putter well below his forearm line now there are great players who have putted like this for many years tiger of course comes to mind mind however this setup

Can promote more wrist action and forearm rooll in the stroke because radial deviation of the wrist allows for much more Mobility this can lead to inconsistencies in face angle and path resulting in pushed or pulled putts so if struggling with pushed and pulled putts due to a lower handle setup I

Recommend trying to get the putter shaft more in line with the forearms like Luke Donald and Steve Stricker this setup forces the wrist downward into some ner deviation and will result in making the putterhead more stable due to restricting wrist Mobility potentially helping under pressure when one degree

Of face angle can make all the difference but hey golf is not a game of perfect and regardless of your setup technique or putter we all have bad putting days it is interesting to note that Justin putted really well the first two days of the tournament gaining

Strokes on the field each day however both this year and last year Justin’s pudding has been below average