Does anyone have specific stats on his last tournament? I’m curious how many significant putts he made under pressure.
From what I remember, he made quite a few crucial putts in the final round to keep himself in contention. His confidence on the greens is noticeable!
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True! It seems like he’s really harnessing that pressure into positive outcomes.
Sometimes I wonder if all this recent spotlight on his putting is putting pressure on him. How do we think this will affect him in the long run?
That’s a good point, but I think he thrives under pressure. Look at his past performances; he’s used to the scrutiny!
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Yes, he is! Plus, putting is such a mental game—he’s probably enjoying this challenge.
I’m not convinced that his putting is his strong suit yet. He has had some inconsistencies that could come back to bite him.
I see your point. However, his ability to improve after bad rounds shows potential for growth.
Has anyone noticed Harman’s pre-putt routine? It seems to have a calming effect on him.
I love that moment he takes before each putt. That deep breath really adds to the drama! Golf’s a show sometimes, right? 
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So true! And Harman definitely knows how to keep us entertained with his putting antics.
Looking at his results this season, I think Harman’s putting could be the key to his future successes. It’s exciting to see how he’ll continue to grow.
I’ve been watching Brian Harman’s putting technique, and it’s fascinating how his stance compares to players like Jordan Spieth. Harman has a more open stance which seems to give him better angle control on short putts.
Absolutely agree! Harman’s consistency is impressive. However, I find his grip a bit unorthodox compared to players like Rory McIlroy, who has a more traditional grip that seems more stable for longer putts.
Harman’s routine before each putt also seems quite ritualistic, similar to that of Phil Mickelson. Do you think this is a mental strength strategy, or just personal preference?
Great point! It could be both. Having a routine can help with focus during critical tournament moments. I think it’s one of his strengths, especially under pressure.
Harman’s putting technique has a smoother follow-through compared to someone like Justin Thomas who tends to hit the ball harder. I wonder how that affects their performance in tournaments?
You bring up a valid point! The softness of Harman’s touch often leads to fewer three-putts, which can be a tournament-deciding factor.
I’d love to see a side-by-side comparison video of Harman’s putting and someone like Webb Simpson. Their styles seem quite different in terms of speed and technique. Anyone know where I can find that?
That would be awesome! I feel Harman’s technique allows for better adjustments on fast greens. Webb is solid too, but his technique might struggle on difficult courses.