Putting

If you’re not actively trying to improve your putting, the chances of it improving without practice is slim to none. The truth is, every player wants to get shoot lower scores, yet very small percentage actually spend time on practicing the things that matter. Instead of trying to bomb more drivers or hit more 7-irons

Putting is one part of the game where you can do things very different from the rest of the field yet still get the intended result. For example, Tiger Woods is very different from Jack Nicklaus or Brad Faxon but all of them were amazing putters. Some are crouched over the ball while others are

Your putting speed and distance control are vital to being a great putter. As the short game guru, Dave Pelz said, “The best putters have three things in common: good green reading, starting lines and speed control.” If you can control your speed more effectively on the greens, you will get the ball closer to

Do you want to learn how to align your putter and start making more putts? So many golfers skip practicing putting all together and if they do practice, it’s rarely working on alignment. It’s normally fun drills with friends or mindlessly putting towards holes. But even if you’re the best green reader in the world,

If you can’t read greens, good luck ever breaking 90, 80 or even par. While so many players focus on the long game, the short game is what moves the needle. Green reading is half the battle of becoming a great putter. Some golfers are very visual and can walk on the green and instantly

If you look back to the Tiger Woods era of domination in the early 2000s, a few things stick out. First off, he could actually put a driver in play on a regular basis. But more importantly, he just knew how to putt better than everyone else. The guy couldn’t seem to ever miss a