Putting is without question, the most personal part of the game we play. It’s the one type of stroke that has the most uniqueness to it. Just think about it. How we hit drivers and irons, even some wedge shots generally follow the same look, feel and function. There’a all big swings in a... Read More »
A lot of people are asking me my opinion of this so-called new phenomenon of long putters. It’s actually not new, but there has been a run of winners of late using longer putters. Adam Scott won the WGC-Bridgestone, Keegan Bradley won the PGA Championship (the first Major champion to do so) and We... Read More »
While I profess that I’m a “feel” player, and go to great lengths in my teaching to ensure that my students see, feel and hear the ball through their eyes, hands and ears, I’m always intrigued by new ideas that can help them improve. As I wrote in The Art of Putting, I’ve long been an advo... Read More »
As best I can remember, way back when I worked hard on my own game, I had a number of practice drills I used to improve my scoring performance. While practice may not sound as much fun as playing a round of golf, what I’ve found is that practice actually makes your next round of golf much more fun... Read More »
In January 2009, I did a short two-page article in GolfWeek Magazine with some tips on how you how can putt better. We’ve made it available for you as an Adobe PDF download. I hope you enjoy it. GolfWeek Article... Read More »
Students who come to me looking for some help with their putting oftentimes think they have an alignment problem, or they don’t feel comfortable getting their distances under control. These can be problems, but more than anything else I think it’s because they are too tight and rigid in ... Read More »
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