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      <title>The Arm-Lock Putter: Why It&#39;s Legal, Why Tour Pros Keep Switching, and Whether You Should</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Walk down the practice putting green at any PGA Tour event now and you will see it inside the first minute: a player gripping down near the steel of an oversized, tapered putter grip, resting the whole length of it against their lead forearm, and rocking the ball into the hole with barely any hand action at all. Arm-lock putting has gone from a curiosity a handful of players tried in the mid-2010s to a mainstream method with real staying power, and the fact that it survived one of the biggest rule changes the sport has made in the last two decades is a large part of why.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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