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Twirls are overrated. When's the last time you walked one in!?
That’s why we practice!
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….. Those things never happen, and they wouldn’t be talked about if they did.
I twirl a good strike, not a good result.
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I can't tell if you're being serious. Because around here if you're twirling it and ending up in the ****, you're going to hear about that. Lol Maybe in a fun way, but still.
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I think it's supposed to be about the shot, not the strike.
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Definitely being sarcastic. A buddy of mine makes fun of me often as I’ll clip a wedge at this particular hole at his course. It’s right on freakin line, then the suddenly learns how to spin more than it ever has in its life and it rips off into a now short sided, near guaranteed bogey.
this needs to be a '24 goal for you this year
This would be a massive change of character for a guy who was ready to get "Wristy McWristerson" embroidered on his bag in reference to his terrible putting stroke.
When your flush strikes are few and far between, you celebrate the little wins.
Sunday? Had about a 10-15 ft. putt. About a foot away I see it’s going in dead center and start walking. I always expect my ball to shimmy near the hole and miss so I wait for it. A dead center walk in feels so much better than a lip in walk in.
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I don't walk in putts. I'm usually surprised when they go in! 
Now twirls I do. It isn't something I do consciously. When I flush a shot, my hands get all excited and twirl. I may not even notice it.
Now twirls I do. It isn't something I do consciously. When I flush a shot, my hands get all excited and twirl. I may not even notice it.
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It's just like falling off a treadmill at the gym. You just roll it into some spontaneous push-ups and act like it was the plan all along.I've walked a couple in this year that I thought were "misses" so that's cool too, right?
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Got it hit a putt and Kevin Na it immediately
18th hole a couple days ago, needed to make a 12 footer to get my partner and I the win in our match and take the lead in scats. I knew it was in almost the moment I hit it. Although I tend to start walking as soon as I hit most putts, I figure I need to end up there to get it out of the hole or mark it, so may as well get there quicker.
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Didn't Tiger chase one in (different gif than what Wardy posted) as a joke after he walked one in?
I think he did when he was playing with Na in an event, I can't remember which but I do believe you are correct.
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Never heard of any this stuff. I just do this
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I think I feel a contest coming on..
If walking in that 18inch 3putt bogey counts then I did that on Sunday!