Touch — Putting and Chipping for Golfers Who No Longer Win With Length

When the long game stops getting longer, the short game is where strokes are still waiting.

Touch covers putting, chipping, pitching and bunkers for golfers who play on feel rather than power. It tells the documented story of Isao Aoki, who finished second to Jack Nicklaus at the 1980 U.S. Open playing alongside him all four rounds, and gives you a fair two-week test of his toe-up, hands-low putting stroke. It's an experiment, not a recipe.

What's inside

- 10 chapters: putting setup, the toe-up stroke, speed control, simple green reading, the low chip, the 30 to 60 yard pitch, bunkers, and a routine that holds up under nerves

- 20 step-by-step drills (several work on a carpet at home) and 10 self-checks

- 4 printable practice cards, a one-page checklist and a glossary

- 51 cited sources, with titles and web addresses

Who it's for

Golfers past fifty who want to save strokes around the green without needing more speed.

Who it's not for

If you already putt well with your current stroke, don't trade it for a famous one. If you have wrist or back pain, check with a doctor before changing your setup.

Format: PDF, 84 pages, 7 × 10 in, large type. Instant download; the link is also emailed to you.

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Not affiliated with or endorsed by Isao Aoki or any player, coach or manufacturer mentioned. The channel's presenter is an AI-generated character.