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CHAPTER13
DEVELOP YOUR ARTISTIC SENSES (FEEL, TOUCH, GREEN-READING)
感觉与果岭阅读(4)
13.4 Develop Your Green-Reading Ability(果岭阅读能力)
*** Measure, Then Admit(测一测,看看自己的问题)
Most golfers miss about 85 percent of their putts below the hole because they don’t play enough break. Prove if this does, or does not, apply to you by keep track of your missed putts over your next five rounds. Mark your scorecard as shown in figure, total the As and Bs at the end of each round, then add all five rounds of data. If your misses are split evenly between zones A and B, you are reading green well. If, however, significantly more (60 percent or more) of your misses were in one zone or the other, your green-reading needs to improve.
许多球手由于没能推够“线”,85%以上错失洞杯的球是从洞杯的低侧滑过。建议在接下来连续的五次下场中,记录错失的推杆,来看看有没有这个问题。像图中一样标示每次推杆,每一轮都统计A和B的数量,五场球后,总计。如果A和B 的数量相当,那么说明读“线”没有偏的问题。如果,其中一项的比重明显过重(60%以上),那么说明果岭的阅读需要有改进。
*** Two Green-Reading Problems (阅读果岭的两个问题)
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Green-reading isn’t one problem, it’s two problem:
1. Golfers under-read how much putts really break
2. Golfers subconsciously form habits to correct for their under-reading, compensating with their aim and in-stroke putting mechanics to play more break than they read.
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果岭阅读的问题不是一个方面,而是两个方面。
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Most golfers usually blame some mechanical error, such as pulling the putts, pushing the putt, or not hit solidly. Some of them try to correct the situation by solving problem 1, so they play more break, miss high, get confused, and ultimately putt no better, and possibly even worse. Or they work on problem 2, try putting accurately (without compensations) on the line they’ve read, miss everything low, and ultimately putt worse. The result is that in either case do golfers learn to read the true break or start putting better. There is only one way to solve this green-reading problem, and that to correct both problems at the same time.
球手们责怪自己的挥杆动作,他们认为自己拉杆、开杆,认为自己击球不实,但是没有想到自己的补偿动作,所以,当他们试着把“线”读大一些的时候,他们的球从洞杯的高侧滑过,于是很困惑了,似乎比以前推得更差了;或者限制自己的双手不要给予补偿,却发现总是从洞杯的低侧滑过,推杆的结果让人很灰心。上面两种办法中其实是读“线”的问题,球手必须同时解决问题的两个方面:读线和补偿动作。
*** The Pelz Proposal for a Solution (戴夫匹兹的建议)
=== Recognize Green Speed and Slope (果岭的速度和坡度)
There are three ways to learn green speeds:
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读果岭速度有三种办法。
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=== How About Slope (坡度)
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=== Seeing True Break (可见的“线”与不可见的“线”)
Both figures are the same putt, view from opposite direction. The outgoing track on the right is what you see as you watch from behind the ball. The track on the left is the incoming view, as you would see it if you were standing behind the hole. The worse view is the golfer’s view, from behind the ball, because it shows the less obvious vision of the visible break. It appears smaller from this view.
两张图是同一次推杆,从相对的角度“看”到的滚动轨迹。右边是球手从球后“看”到的滚动轨迹,左边是从洞后“看”到的滚动轨迹。从球后看到的轨迹往往会让人把真实的“线”看小了。
=== Reading Green Better (如何更好地读果岭)
If you understand more and better interpret the meaning of what your eyeball take in from the greens, the more and the better you can see the true break in putting. You’ve already been looking at and seeing all these things every time you putt. But you’ve been interpreting them incorrectly and making your subconscious deal with trying to make things right.
如果能够认识并很好地接受果岭信息,读线就会容易的多,其实,你早就注意到了果岭上的这些信息,但是错误地翻译了这些信息,于是,下意识就不得不出动来做一些补偿。
*** Eliminate In-Stroke Compensation (消灭补偿)
How do you establish a “no-compensations-allowed” condition of practice? It’s simple. You’ve already read how to practice indoors using the Putting Track, Putter Rails, Straws, and the Truth-board. All of these devices help you learn to orient your stroke to your Aim-line and show if you make any compensation. The next step is to take the same approach outdoors on the putting green. Orient your stroke to start all your putts on an Elevated Aim-line, and don’t allow any compensation to take hold.
如何在练习时让自己的推杆动作没有补偿?并不难。我们已经学习了室内的练习辅助设备:推杆轨道,推杆围栏,推杆稻草,和真理板。所有这些设备都是用来练习沿着瞄准线推杆,而且出现的任何补偿动作都会得到及时提醒。下一步,我们要开始室外的练习,在高架瞄准线下练习推杆,不要让任何补偿动作有可乘之机。
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If you set up to putt as in the example above, your first few putts probably will hit the blocking plate. The subconscious of most golfers revert to habit and pushes the first few putts a little uphill into the blocking plate. Then, when you finally get your first putt to roll past the blocking plate without hitting it, the ball will probably miss the hole on the low side of the cup if your speed was anywhere near the optimum. The low miss happens because the Aim-line most golfers choose initially is too low and doesn’t allow for enough break once their normal compensation uphill is blocked.
If this happens to you, reset the Elevated Aim-line higher, move the blocking plate again to guard the high side of the new Aim-line, and putt again. Repeating this re-aiming, re-setting, and putting until you can make the putt by starting it along your Aim-line, rolling at the optimum speed.
Yet, this is more trouble than your normal putting practice. I recommend you use Elevated Aim-line and blocking plate on all your breaking-putt practice for at least three to six months, your subconscious will begin to learn that the best way to hole breaking putts will be with no compensations to your pure-in-line-square stroke, starting putts on the true-break Aim-line.
This system works because you learn a non-compensating in-line stroke and learn to read greens better at the same time. This system works because when you do both correctly, with accurate Aim-line, with on compensations and solid compact, you are rewarded by making more putts.
很多人按照上面的方法练习时,刚开始,球会碰到小挡板,因为下意识在做着(小“线”)补偿。然后,当球不再碰到挡板,力度也接近最优时,球却从洞杯低侧滑过。这是因为大多数人的“线”往往看小了,而当补偿动作被限制时,“线”小的结果(从洞杯低侧滑过)就出现了。
如果出现这种情况,把瞄准线调大一些,把小挡板也同时调整,再推。重复这个过程,直到能够以最优的速度沿着瞄准线推杆。
这是个磨人的练习,但是我建议在果岭上坚持使用高架瞄准线3-6个月,直到“线”不再看小,下意识不再做补偿,能够做到直线方正推杆为止。
以上的练习会帮到你,因为你同时学习了正确阅读果岭和没有补偿的直线方正推杆。正确的瞄准线,没有补偿动作,扎实的触球,推杆技术就此跃上台阶。
*** My Five-Step Green-Reading Procedure (五步果岭阅读法)
I have one more concept essential for improving your ability to read greens. Its basis is that the more consistent and repeatable you are at performing tasks. The more boring, simple, and habitual they become, the more of a habit you can make green-reading, the less effort and concentration you have to expend doing it. therefore since we have only so much capacity and energy to perform, the less you extend yourself in the rudiments of reading greens, the more you have left to focus on the difficult part, this visualization of how much putts will actually break.
还有一条我认为对阅读果岭很重要:持续性和可重复性。越是单调和机械,越是容易操控,那么在阅读果岭过程中所化的力气和精力就越少。我们的能力和能量都有限,在阅读果岭上所化的越少,我们就能更多地关注“线”在脑中的形象化。
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