Learn distance control, green reading, & putting stroke skills. Lessons and videos covering short & long putting to sharpen up your game on the greens.
Do you want to get better at golf but struggle to find the time or know how to practice effectively? This course will show you how to structure your practice sessions, master essential drills, improve your short game, and develop a consistent putting routine. Learn how to make the most of your practice time and see real results on the course.
Top 50 LPGA Best Teacher Sue Powers, shares her putting practice drill to lower your scores and give you more confidence on the greens.
Improve the consistency of your putting stroke with this quick tip from LPGA Teaching Professional Trillium Rose.
Most golfers that Alison Curdt works with have a short backswing and then compensate by accelerating the putter forward. This results in poor speed control. Check your swing length to generate appropriate energy into the ball.
In this lesson for newer golfers PGA Master Professional Kellie Stenzel shows how to use the lines on your putter and ball to aim at the hole.
You’ll never get rid of them altogether but here’s how to have fewer 3-putts with our most helpful long putting tips as ranked by Women’s Golf members.
LPGA Master Professional Deb Vangellow shares some of her key putting thoughts to help you save shots on the green.
Do you have trouble controlling your putting speed and distance when you play? Try this drill from Cathy Kim before your next round.
Do you have trouble starting your putts on the right line? Christina Ricci shows how you can become a better putter by focusing on body stability and a smooth stroke.
No matter what your putting stroke looks like, Kellie Stenzel shows that focusing on your rhythm and grip pressure can really improve your results.
It can often be a mistake to aim at the hole when lining up your putt. In this lesson, Kellie Stenzel shows where you should aim.
Anne and Dennise show just how much wind effects putts with tips including where to aim to allow for the wind.
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