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Hungry Bear #2

With your palms facing each other, on the putter, turn your right hand 45* clockwise (turned) and roll your left hand 45* counterclockwise (rolled).

Your grip should now be hard to bend in any direction so everything moves as a assembly. The stroke is made by moving your shoulders.

Now as a next step. Your right hand fingers are now in front (closest the hole) and your left hand fingers are behind (away from the hole.)

Pull the backstroke with the right hand and pull the forward stroke with the left hand. For many, pulling is much smother than pushing.

You may also want a reverse overlap on the left index finger.
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Originally Posted by bgolfing View Post

Brian has the reputation as being one of the best putters on tour. Any insight on what he works on?
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From the Address Position shown in these photos (which I took at the '07 Honda), Brian Gay simply makes a Paw Minor Basic Stroke. That is, his Arms are bent and frozen (Power Package zeroed-out), and his Stroke is a 'rocking' shoulders (body-only) motion imparting Angled Hinging (10-3-H). Note the Arm alignments (both Forearms On Plane), and also the Grip: Reverse Overlap with Left Hand Rolled; Right Hand Turned; and #3 Accumulator Zeroed.

The Runyan putting grip feels awkward at first, but you'll soon get used to it. Stay with it until then. It works!

Yoda