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Improving your putting is the best—and the fastest—way to cut strokes off your golf handicap. It has such a bearing on how you play that if you can only practice one phase of the game, putting is the phase you should work on. That makes sense when you think about it because you hit more […]
Putting isn’t just about feel. It’s also about information processing. In other words, the better you are at reading greens, the more likely you are to sink a putt. You don’t need a golf tip to tell you that. Plumb-bobbing in golf is an old-school technique for generating information that’s useful in putting. Some players […]
Was it the pressure that caused Sergio to miss that 8-footer on the 18th at Carnoustie in the final round of The British Open? Or, was it bad mechanics? We’ll never know for sure. But one thing’s certain: The mental side of putting is as important as the mechanical, as I’ve written in my golf […]