Putting
421 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Keep the grip leading to roll putts with less loftChannel: Dan Grieve
The putter face rotates on its arcChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Look at the hole during your putting practice strokeChannel: Dan Grieve
Die a fast slope putt even when you need itChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Drill: thumbs-off light grip for quiet wristsChannel: JJ Putting
Play $100 makes on long putts in practiceChannel: GOLF's Subpar
Play four holes without a three-puttChannel: PorzakGolf
Stabilize the face for a wide margin for errorChannel: Club Champion
Hit winter putts harder by increasing the beat of the strokeChannel: Dan Grieve
Three-six-nine foot make-count ladder putting drillChannel: gm__golf
Read every break off the straight uphill puttChannel: PorzakGolf
Lock in under pressure: breathe, then push into the groundChannel: PorzakGolf
Groove putting path with a line of teesChannel: Mark Immelman
Feel the slope twice to establish an Aimpoint numberChannel: AimPoint Golf - Worlds Best Green-Reading System
Ruler putting drill: ball on the eight-inch markChannel: PorzakGolf
Strike putts toward the heel on heel-weighted puttersChannel: Club Champion
Land five 40-foot lag putts in a squareChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Use your core to rock the shoulders when puttingChannel: Golf with Aimee- One-handed and eyes-on-hole putting feel drillChannel: gm__golf
- Aim to the edge on breaking putts and stroke to your spotChannel: PorzakGolf
Advanced ladder drill: step the ball past then backChannel: Club Champion
Use balance cushions to feel still legsChannel: Danny Maude
Play the ball one inch forward for topspinChannel: PorzakGolf
Use a ball line only if it preserves commitmentChannel: Mark Immelman
Face the start line on breaking puttsChannel: Dan Grieve- Ignore off-green topography when reading puttsChannel: AimPoint Golf - Worlds Best Green-Reading System
Stay still and roll the putt, don't hit itChannel: Dan Grieve
Press the grip forward to de-loft the putter for topspinChannel: PorzakGolf
On fast greens keep stroke size, slow the tempoChannel: Golf with Aimee
Set a stroke-size standard by measuring your footstepsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Bracket putter feel with too-firm, too-short strokesChannel: Club Champion
Use a string line to groom aim and start lineChannel: Dan Grieve
Build a palm-to-palm prayer putting gripChannel: stayhandsy
Miss your putts on the high side of the lineChannel: PorzakGolf- Check eyes over ball by hanging putter from your eyeChannel: PorzakGolf
Map your putting pattern from four slopesChannel: Golf with Aimee- Point the grip at your lead armpit at impactChannel: PorzakGolf
Match your putter's face rotation to your stroke arcChannel: Club Champion
Pace out putts every three feet to calibrate strokeChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep the backstroke short to stay aggressiveChannel: Todd Graves
Reset pace by rolling putts a foot pastChannel: gm__golf
Pause at the top and let the putter fall with gravityChannel: gm__golf- Set putting distance by letting your arms hangChannel: Danny Maude
- Audit start line with a nearby ball markerChannel: Mark Immelman
Use a toe-tap check for weight over the balls of feetChannel: PorzakGolf- Find the biggest slope inside the middle thirdChannel: Mark Immelman
Use a putting mirror to check eyes and shouldersChannel: Danny Maude- Lag long putts close instead of trying to make themChannel: PorzakGolf
Watch your partner's putt for the readChannel: Dan Grieve
Avoid over-reading short uphill puttsChannel: Golf with Coach Carolin
Curl the index finger instead of extending it down the gripChannel: stayhandsy
Separate your start line from your green readChannel: SagutoGolf- Read the slope where the ball curves, not the straight lineChannel: AimPoint Golf - Worlds Best Green-Reading System
- Add a touch of wrist hinge on long winter lag puttsChannel: Dan Grieve
Place the SuperStroke grip from pad to padChannel: stayhandsy
Commit to process on short puttsChannel: Dan Grieve
Commit to your read and think only back and throughChannel: Bryson DeChambeau- Limit forward spin on slick downhill puttsChannel: Club Champion
The face governs most of your putt outcomeChannel: Club Champion
Run a putting setup checklist before each strokeChannel: Micah Morris
Diagnose pulled or pushed putts from ball positionChannel: PorzakGolf
Start putts over a spot a foot in frontChannel: Dan Grieve
Use a towel to check arm connection in your putting strokeChannel: Club Champion- Trace this player's pulled putts to excess finger pressureChannel: stayhandsy
Read greens from the low side looking uphillChannel: PorzakGolf
Check for grain changes near the holeChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Lag the putt when protecting a leadChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Strike putts from the middle of the face for paceChannel: Dan Grieve- Control 15-foot speed uphill and downhillChannel: MrShortGame Golf
- Test your start-line consistency with a chalk line or rulerChannel: Club Champion
Look at your start line during putting practice strokesChannel: Dan Grieve- Play the ball one inch ahead of center on straight puttsChannel: PorzakGolf
Raise putting make rates inside 10 feetChannel: Mark Immelman
Set putting ball position just ahead of your zipperChannel: PorzakGolf- The average golfer under-reads break by over halfChannel: PorzakGolf
Check hands under shoulders with the right-arm dropChannel: PorzakGolf- Hang the putter from your left eye to check eyes over ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Feel the trail hand rolling a ball to the holeChannel: Mark Immelman
There is no true straight-back-straight-through strokeChannel: Club Champion
Build a chalk-line gate and path tees for puttingChannel: Mark Immelman
Use a ball-sleeve box to keep the putter levelChannel: Micah Morris
Putt backhanded to stop early release, level shouldersChannel: CraigHansonGolf- Set up with rotate, tuck, and tiltChannel: PorzakGolf
Check hand height when putts start leftChannel: Club Champion- Lock the lower body and rock the shoulders to puttChannel: Dan Grieve
Correct putter aim before rebuilding the strokeChannel: Club Champion
Practice five- and ten-yard puttsChannel: Golf with Aimee- Play more break than the most you can imagineChannel: Mark Immelman
- Use a T-bar to retrain the putter pathChannel: Micah Morris
Creep ridge putts over the topChannel: GoodGood- Lag drill: hole 3 of 10 from 50 feet, rest into a zoneChannel: Golf with Aimee
- Avoid sharply accelerating the putter through impactChannel: Micah Morris
Arm-lock putting roughly halves face rotationChannel: Club Champion- Read grain: grass grows toward the sun and waterChannel: Dan Grieve
- Outside 10 feet, make speed the priorityChannel: PorzakGolf
- Read greens from the low side in three sectionsChannel: Dan Grieve
- Find the straight uphill putt around the holeChannel: PorzakGolf
- Spread your right index finger to control the putterChannel: Golf with Aimee
Check whether the ball rolls end over endChannel: Mark Immelman- Why you pull left-to-right putts: not enough breakChannel: PorzakGolf