Adam Schenk explained his unusual method and provided a helpful message to all golfers.
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Arnold Palmer famously told golfers to, “Swing your swing.” Adam Schenk has now essentially extended that to “Putt your putt.”
The newest PGA Tour champ got to the winner’s circle in unorthodox fashion at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Schenk successfully implemented a one-handed putting method throughout the week to earn his maiden victory in his 243rd career tour start.
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Here’s a look at Schenk’s one-handed putting in action—and the 33-year-old explaining the method to his madness on the greens:
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