Short Game: Steady Head for Putting Success

Out on the LPGA Tour, if you’re averaging somewhere in the 28-29 putts per round, you’re considered among the best putters out here.
Out on the LPGA Tour, if you’re averaging somewhere in the 28-29 putts per round, you’re considered among the best putters out here.
A very important variable to better ballstriking is “centeredness of contact.”
When was the last time you hit a tennis ball with a racket?
So, to really nuke your next drive, rehearse a few practice swings with the club held across your shoulders as I’m doing here.
To become a better putter, you have to get used to focusing on smaller targets.
When we talk about the golf swing, oftentimes, as both students and instructors, we become overly fixated on moving our body toward the target.
If you want to hit better bunker shots (who doesn’t?), you have to eschew conventional swing wisdom and do things a little differently.
A very important variable to better ballstriking is “centeredness of contact.”
No matter what anyone else tells you, the key to shooting lower scores is having a tidy short game.
Out on the LPGA Tour, if you’re averaging somewhere in the 28-29 putts per round, you’re considered among the best putters out here.