Ready golf putting means lagging long putts close, walking straight to your ball and holing out so your group can leave the green and keep moving.

Ready golf on the green means reading your putt while others putt. Study the slope, pick your line before your turn and step up ready to roll it.

Ready golf pace means keeping up with the group in front, not just staying ahead of the group behind. Watch the gap, play ready golf and close an open hole.

Ready golf starts on the tee. Plan your shot while others hit, have your ball, tee and glove ready, and hit when it's safe so your group keeps moving.

Hilly fairway? Learn how to set your stance, match your shoulders to the slope and swing smooth so you stay balanced on uneven ground, with a simple practice drill.

Wobbly knees and swaying hips make putts leak off line. Learn how to keep your lower body quiet and let your shoulders roll the ball, with a simple drill you can try today.