Control Your Putting Speed on the Green
Cathy Kim
Do you have trouble controlling your putting speed and distance when you play? Try this drill from Cathy Kim before your next round.
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Cathy Kim is an LPGA and PGA Class A member and Director of Instruction at the Baltimore Country Club in Lutherville Maryland.
Cathy specializes in golf instruction for all ages and skill levels. Cathy’s philosophy is quite simple: to help every golfer to understand why their golf swing looks the way it does and how to improve it to become the best golfer they can be.
Find out more information at CathyKimGolf.com and follow Cathy on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
Do you have trouble controlling your putting speed and distance when you play? Try this drill from Cathy Kim before your next round.
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If your body isn’t fully involved with your swing your contact won’t pack a punch. Try this easy to remember practice drill from Cathy Kim to improve your strikes.
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