The Tick-Tock Putting Drill: Smooth Rhythm, Better Speed Control
Jabby or rushed putting strokes? The tick-tock putting drill gives your stroke a steady rhythm so your speed control improves. Here is how to do it on the practice green.
Category: Putting
The One-Hand Putting Drill: Quiet Hands for a Steadier Stroke
Putting with one hand at a time shows you what each hand is really doing. Try this simple drill to calm wristy, jabby strokes and roll the ball more consistently.
The Ladder Drill: A Simple Putting Drill for Better Speed on Long Putts
Putt to 10, 20, and 30 feet and stop every ball within a putter length. The ladder drill builds distance control on long putts for beginner golfers.
Trust Your First Read: Why Second-Guessing a Putt Costs You More Than It Saves
Re-reading a putt over and over rarely changes what your eyes already told you. Learn why your first read is usually right, and how to commit to it with confidence.
Most golfers spend their practice time working on the stroke itself, the takeaway, the tempo, the follow-through, and almost none of it on what happens before the putter ever moves. That is a...
Check the Low Side Too: The Green-Reading Habit Most Golfers Skip
You crouch behind your ball, picture the line, and step up to putt with total confidence, only to watch the ball curve late and miss on the low side, well after you thought it had already found its...