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Jack Nicklaus is widely regarded as one of the greatest putters in golf history, particularly under pressure. While his distinctive style appeared unconventional to some—perhaps discouraging imitation—his effectiveness was undeniable.
Although DynAlign was developed independently, several notable parallels exist between Nicklaus’s technique and the principles embedded in DynAlign.
• Lead Hand Grip
Nicklaus achieved stability by rotating his lead hand counter‑clockwise. DynAlign builds upon this concept by stabilizing not only the lead hand, but the entire lead arm and shoulder. This includes the critical radioulnar joints in the forearms, which govern pronation and supination of the hand. By securing these joints, DynAlign enhances putter‑face stability and minimizes unwanted rotation.
• Address Position
Nicklaus addressed the ball with a pronounced right side‑bend and an open stance, positioning his head behind the ball. DynAlign produces a comparable alignment through its preshot routine. The open stance not only improves the player’s visual perspective of the putt but also establishes a stable foundation for more consistent upper‑body motion.
• Dominant Hand Engagement
Nicklaus relied on his dominant right hand to regulate force throughout the stroke. DynAlign similarly empowers players to utilize their dominant hand, capitalizing on its superior sensory feedback in force application. In contrast to conventional wisdom that advocates “taking the hands out” of the stroke, DynAlign embraces the dominant hand’s role, enabling golfers to apply force with greater precision and confidence.