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Date Posted: 17:51:04 02/28/02 Thu
Author: SimonNZ
Subject: Re: There is a little discrepency in the belly putter use.

Hi

I presume by angle of the shaft you mean lie angle

There has been some confusion here with some saying a lie angle of approachiung 10* is needed, when in fact all the bellyputters I've made, about 30, are between 15 and 20*

Simon of www.bellyputter.com (all about belly putters!)



>Chazman,
>
>I read the same article, the keeping your body out of
>the swing statment to me meant any excessive body
>movement. I don't believe you could actually keep your
>body totally out of any swing. One answer I didn't get
>is (what is the angle of the shaft of the belly
>putter).

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