Putting

Do you need more confidence on the greens? If so, you might want to try out arm lock putting – a different type of grip and style than you’re likely used to seeing on the golf course. Golf is a challenging sport but one aspect that is unlike the full swing is putting. As Ben […]

Putting is so simple yet so complex at the same time. One of the most important topics but not often discussed is the need for the right putting tempo. The right putting tempo will improve how the putter head moves and ensure good speed control from all distances. Because let’s face it, is there anything worse

Is there anything worse than an icy cold putter?  There’s nothing like hitting it pure from tee to green, only to struggle on the greens. Even good players can only survive this for so long before a cold putter infects your long game too.  Confidence is a fragile thing in golf and without it on

Missing putts right or left consistently is one of the most frustrating things that can happen in this game. There’s nothing worse than standing over a putt hoping you don’t miss it… instead of having the attitude you can make it.  But if you’re only missing putts in one direction, it’s usually a pretty easy

Gaining confidence on the greens is one of the fastest ways to become a better golfer quickly.  It’s much easier and faster to overhaul or upgrade your putting than it is your full swing. With putting, you don’t have to wait months for your swing changes to finally pay off. This is why I think

Putting cross handed is the second most popular grip style on the PGA Tour! Have you tried a cross handed putting grip yet? If not, you might want to after you’re done reading this article. As I’m sure you know, putting plays a pivotal role in your total score. Golfers will do whatever it takes

Putting is all about the smallest of details. The club face, feet, left hand, right hand and about 12 other things all need to be in position with a relaxed stroke.   While the full swing is a complex move with tons of moving parts that happen at high speeds to generate power, putting is pretty

Imagine this, you hit a great iron shot approach to a par 4, but the golf Gods somehow make it leave the putting surface.  Then, you’re left with a debate that so many of us have faced countless times. If you’re like most players, I’m sure you’re thinking… “Should I putt this?” Or, should I chip

Putting is the key to lowering your scores. According to 18 Birdies golf app, “The USGA statistics states the average male golfer shoots a 98-99 and has at least 40 putts per round or 2.2 putts per hole. Most recreational and amateur golfers are well above this number while professional golfers average about 1.8 putts per hole