Learn distance control, green reading, & putting stroke skills. Lessons and videos covering short & long putting to sharpen up your game on the greens.
Short putts are often more about mental discipline and alignment than a complex stroke. Sue Shapcott shares four essential tips—from ball marking to “Quiet Eye” focus—to help you stop lipping out and start hearing the ball drop into the hole with confidence.
Many golfers try to guide the putter with a long follow-through, leading to costly 3-putts. Watch Christina Ricci demonstrate how an abrupt, pop-style finish past your lead toe helps you master distance control on any green.
Kristin Walla demonstrates a simple drill to reduce your 3 putts! Those things kill your score. Connect your distance perception to your distance control and be more instinctive when you putt.
Are your putts consistently missing the line, starting right or left? Christina Ricci identifies the three most popular culprits of inconsistent putting—all related to movement you didn’t even know you were making. Learn to quiet your lower body, stabilize your wrists, and eliminate head bobbing for more reliable putting.
For shorter, high-pressure putts, stillness is key. Kellie Stenzel shows how to be “painfully” still to ensure solid contact. If you tend to move your lower body or get nervous, try turning your toes in.
Struggling with inconsistent putting? LPGA Instructor Nathalie Sheehan shares a simple metal yardstick drill you can practice anywhere to train square impact, perfect face control, and start rolling in more putts.
Missing those crucial 5-foot putts can derail a great round. Iron Lady Golf founder Lindsay Knowlton shares three easy-to-remember cues, from proper grip pressure to a disciplined head position, that will instantly improve your alignment, tempo, and consistency on the greens.
If your putting stroke feels rigid and robotic, your grip pressure is likely the culprit. Cathy Kim shows how an open-capped tube of toothpaste can instantly teach your hands to stay loose and relaxed, yielding a smoother, more fluid roll on the greens.
Anne Rollo breaks down how to evaluate the distance, grass conditions, and stroke length so you can confidently choose between a putter and a wedge.
If you struggle with inconsistent distance control on the greens, active wrists are likely the culprit. LPGA Teaching Professional Katie Dahl shares a simple lead-hand-only practice drill designed to quiet wrist action, eliminate putter recoil, and help you lock in the perfect speed.
You don’t always need a complex stroke overhaul to hole more putts. LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston shares three quick setup adjustments covering your grip, posture, and eye alignment that will instantly remove unwanted wrist and body motion.
LPGA professional Debbie O’Connell breaks putting down into a simple formula. Learn the three parts of your body that must stay perfectly still, and the one area that should control your entire stroke.
