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#693 The Physics of Flow: Why Rhythm Dictates Distance Control
Great putting is not defined by perfect mechanics—it is defined by repeatable rhythm. A golfer can have an ideal grip, square face, and textbook stroke path yet still struggle with distance control. Elite putters look effortless because their movement flows as one coordinated system.
Rhythm and tempo are not the same. Tempo describes how fast the stroke occurs. Rhythm describes how the backswing, transition, forward stroke, impact, and follow-through work together. Stable rhythm creates predictable energy transfer and consistent ball speed.
Motor learning supports this principle: the brain…
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