There are benefits of using the left below right method

Putting with the left hand low on the putter grip might be something you should try. When we putt ‘conventionally’ it can be a struggle to keep the face square at impact — even with the best weighted putters on the market. The hands can get too active and twitchy for a variety of reasons.

Those who use the left-hand-low method tend to struggle on longer putts but love this technique on the shorter ones, so why not use both. There’s nothing in the rules of golf to say you have to use the same grip for every putt. There are now many ways to hold a putter, such as the claw grip. Here are some of the benefits of using the left below right method.

Compared to the conventional method, having the left-hand low levels and squares the shoulders, which is a big benefit as it’s easy to have your shoulders too open at address, which leads to a slight out to in path — having…