Putting

I've been practising a bit with my new putter over the last few days. And yes, it pays off to spend some time on the putting green. At least it did yesterday.

I went out to play a couple of holes with some colleagues at Royal Antwerp and my putting was more than ok.

No three putts, some very good long putts and no missed short putts. In all, some very decent putting.

Lets hope this continues in the coming weeks when I will play a couple of qualifing competitions ;-)

New putter

I have been talking about it for months, maybe even a year. But last week, I actually did it. I threw away my old putter and have bought myself a new fancy putter.

I've been playing with a putter I bought almost 3 years ago at Decathlon. And I've always liked the putter. But lately I had the feeling I was in need of a change. I felt like I needed a new putter that had some additional weight that would keep my stroke on the right plane.

With the help from my favourite pro, I have been testing a number of putters and finally choose one of those fancy 2 ball putters from Odyssey.

It feels like I found my swing back

After struggling with my swing for the last couple of months, I feel like I have found my swing back.

Today on the driving range and the pitching area, I have the feeling again that my swing is actually back on track. Almost every ball I hit (and I guess I hit some 70 to 80 balls on the driving range) was perfect. Or what a 30 handicapper can call perfect.

On the pitching area, I had the same feeling. Almost every ball I hit was on the green within a meter or 3 of the flag.

I hope to be able to go to the practice in the next couple of days to get the confirmation I'm finally back on the right track.