Symptom: Sadly, you lack putting confidence. There’s almost no distance of putt where you can confidently say, “I can easily make this one”. For you, every putt, no matter how short, is another knee-knocking adventure. So you push some, pull some, leave some short, and so on. Maybe you compulsively purchase putter after putter, thinking that the problem… Read More »
Symptom: Breaking putts give you fits, because playing the right amount of break and pace is elusive for you. You know that improving your short game is the quickest way to lower your handicap, but are just not sure which putting drills will have the biggest impact for you. You often mutter things like, “I thought it would… Read More »
Symptom: It is hard for you to square up the putter at impact, causing you to push or pull your putts. Frequently muttering “pushed it” or “pulled it” under your breath as you watch the ball burn the edge of the cup yet again. Why is is so hard to get square up the putter and get that ball… Read More »
