Learn distance control, green reading, & putting stroke skills. Lessons and videos covering short & long putting to sharpen up your game 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.
You can lower your scores without changing your swing by becoming automatic from three feet. Karen Palacios Jansen shares the “prayer grip” and rail drills to ensure your putter face stays square through impact.
Many golfers unknowingly line up their putts off-center due to a common visual trick. Katie Dahl shows how to find the true center of your putter for a better roll and fewer strokes.
LPGA Top 50 Instructor Kellie Stenzel explains why the putter is often your safest bet from off the green. Learn the secret to mastering long-distance putts by focusing on backstroke length rather than hitting the ball harder.
Alignment starts with where you stand. Lindsay Knowlton from Iron Lady Golf demonstrates the “drop test”—a professional’s secret to checking that your eyes are directly over the ball for better accuracy.
Anne and Dennise (The Pro Golf Gals) explain how wind can significantly alter the path of your ball on the green. Many golfers underestimate this effect, but on a windy day, the breeze is just as important as the slope of the green.
Tired of three-putting from long range? Do you struggle to judge distance on those lengthy putts? This 5-lesson program will transform your long putting game. Learn from expert instructors how to read greens, control distance, and confidently lag putt, ultimately lowering your scores.
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.
