Leveling your putting stroke In the video below, Haime discusses how to eliminate bursts in your putting stroke, keeping it smooth all the way through contact. By doing so, golfers will have more ...

Now that we’re finally rid of the dreaded ‘straight back, straight through’ putting stroke, can you tell me what regulates the path of the stroke? Is it the shaft plane or an area of the body? You ...

If you’ve ever watched the Open Championship, you’ve seen it: a ball settles just off the green and instead of reaching for a wedge, a pro pulls the ...

Create a smoother putting stroke: In one of my DVDs entitled, ‘Lower Your Score,’ the bonus section is an interview I did with PGA Tour putting coach Stan Utley. We discuss the concepts of how to ...

Perfect Roll Mirror The Perfect Roll Mirror is a compact, low-profile putting mirror that helps you improve your putting stroke. It is just 1/8″ thick, ...

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Bryson DeChambeau, the 2015 U.S. Amateur champion, is certainly no stranger to experimenting with his game. For years, DeChambeau has played with irons that are all the same length. And during this ...

It's one of the most popular putting drills in the history of golf. You've probably done it yourself. And if you haven't, you've probably seen a pro do it. The drill is pretty simple: Place tees ...

Will Zalatoris, on this week’s No Laying Up podcast, revealed that he has heard your cracks on his putting stroke. He had a few thoughts.

The Open has had 28 different winners aged 38 or older all-time, the same number as the Masters and U.S. Open combined.

So this is the Puttr, an AI-powered putting mat that connects seamlessly to a companion app, with real-time feedback and data on every aspect of your putting game.Imagine seeing exactly how far ...

On Tuesday though, the PGA Tour posted a video of DeChambeau’s new putting stance, which Geoff Schackelford labeled as a “side-side-saddle-meets-Kuchar” stroke.