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Learn distance control, green reading, & putting stroke skills. Lessons and videos covering short & long putting to sharpen up your game on the greens.
Firm, medium, or soft. How hard should you hit your putts? Make more putts by discovering the speed that suits you best with Megan Johnston’s easy practice drill.
Ann Rollo shows how to immediately improve your results on the green by copying how the professionals putt.
If you tend to drag the grip your putting will be inconsistent. LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston has a great practice drill to get your shoulders rocking for improved putting contact and distance control.
Maria Palozola’s Indoor Putting Tile Drill is designed to help you build consistency with your back and forward stroke. It also helps to train your eyes to see what a square face looks like throughout the stroke.
If you are 3-putting too often or cannot consistently judge distance with your putts this lesson from Anne Rollo is for you.
Do you struggle with getting your putts started on the right line? Kellie Stenzel shows how to practice what it feels like to aim your putter face correctly.
Don’t putt just because you’re scared to chip! Anne Rollo shows how to decide whether to putt or chip from off the green.
Reading the line on a sloping putt. Our LPGA Director of Instruction, Deb Vangellow shares more of her key thoughts on how you can make more putts.
Reading the green can be challenging especially with more than one slope to deal with. LPGA Professional Instructor Maria Palozola shows how to analyze and play multi Breaking Putts.
If you miss your putts left or right, Christina Ricci has a fun practice drill to make sure that your putter face is square to your intended line at the point of impact.
‘Reading’ a putting green can be a bit intimidating at first, but it’s not as complicated as it might seem! LPGA Class A Professional Dr. Greta Anderson points out some of the basic elements to help you get started.
Kellie Stenzel shows how to aim your putter face and align with the target using your ball position for the best possible end-over-end roll.
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