Uphill putts
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Rizzo2 uses this method on uphill putts, although it’s still considered a myth:
On longer, uphill puts you can click the spin button twice (creating roll) so you can get to the hole.
ryan m agrees, however, adding this:
I put topspin on almost all of my putts…