Introduced to golf in the 1980s, long putters have been used by recreational and professional golfers such as Vijay Singh to help improve their putting performance. Long putters differ from traditional putters as they are much longer--requiring you use a different grip and stroke. World Golf contributing editor Brendan McEvoy explains that long putters provide golfers with additional control and stability by eliminating movement in your wrists.
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