Category: Putting

It happens on almost every green, in almost every casual round. Your ball rolls up a foot or two from the cup, someone in your group waves a hand and says "that's good," and you pick it up without...

You hit a great approach shot and you're standing on the green forty feet from the hole, already thinking about the birdie putt. Ninety seconds later you're marking your ball after a three-putt, and...

You read the putt correctly. You picked the right speed. You made what felt like a smooth stroke. And the ball still starts a foot outside the hole and never has a chance. Sound familiar? Before you...

You line up what looks like a straight putt, strike it well, and watch it slide past the right edge of the cup anyway. The stroke felt fine. The speed felt fine. And yet the ball never had a chance,...

Every golfer has stood over a six-footer, made a tentative stroke, and watched the ball die two feet short of the cup. It looks like a decent putt. It felt like a decent read. But a ball that never...

Missing putts left or right even when you feel like you struck them well? A twisting putter face is usually the real culprit. Here's the fix.