You can work on your putting stroke almost anywhere, so don't use bad weather as an excuse to be rusty on the greens come spring. My advice is to focus on your path. If you putt straight back and straight through like I do, put a board down next to your putterhead and swing along that line. If you putt on more of an arc, use a slightly curved object, or place a string on the ground to represent your curved path and trace it.
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ABOUT STEVE
The only player in PGA Tour history to be named Comeback Player of the Year in back-to-back seasons, Stricker went from 162nd on the money list in 2005 to 34th in 2006 to fourth in 2007. Stricker has lived in Wisconsin nearly his entire life.
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