MEASURE FOR A L2 LATERAL LINE PUTTER

 

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                            MEASURING YOURSELF FOR THE L2 LATERAL LINE PUTTER

 

Measuring yourself for your L2 putter is easy and important in order to gain the full advantage of the Lateral Line style. In The illustration below, you will see the proper "anchor arm" position necessary for an accurate height measurement.  Use a tape measure to find the distance from your anchor hand to the floor. As a general rule, a golfer 6 ft. tall will require a 48" club.  The proper length L2 putter allows your anchor hand to rotate during the stroke while  the anchor arm and hand supports the weight during the stroke.

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