Putting Game: 3-Foot Star
This is a great little game for measuring and improving your putting performance in the vicinity of the hole. Using this game, you will quickly build your confidence from short…
Yearly Archives: 2015
Putting Game: Intermediate Putt Touch
This is a great game for improving your putting touch in the 20- to 30-foot (6-9m) range – a range where you need to have great distance control in order…
Putting Game: Makeable Putt Touch
This is a great game for improving your putting touch in the 10- to 20-foot (3-6m) range – a range where you really need to give yourself the best possible…
How to Determine Your Dominant Eye
Having two eyes is extremely important to us, it enables our brains to calculate the relative distance of the various objects around us, providing depth perception. This can prove deceptive,…
Putting Drill 105. Technique: The Unstable Pendulum Drill
The Unstable Pendulum Drill builds upon Putting Drill 104 – Technique: The Pendulum Drill, introducing the hands into our pendulum system. Most other putting instruction attempts to “freeze” your wrists…
Putting Drill 104. Technique: The Pendulum Drill
The Pendulum Drill is a fantastic way to quickly improve your putting rhythm, stability and consistency – the keys to great putting. The simple pendulum is one of the most…
Putting 109. Technique: The Putter Sweet Spot
In The Sweet Spot: What Is It and Where Do I Find It? we discussed how important it is to consistently strike the golf ball out of the sweet spot…
Play Within Yourself
To “play within yourself” is probably the best advice that we could give any golfer. At any level, this is the single most important factor in consistently playing your best…
Adam Scott Golf Swing Video – 2014, Face On View, 300fps Slow Motion, 1080p HD, Iron
An Adam Scott golf swing with an iron, recorded in 2014. Viewed from face on (FO), recorded in high definition video at 300 frames per second. You can quickly…
The Sweet Spot: What Is It and Where Do I Find It?
The “sweet spot” of a golf club is one of the misused terms in the golf industry. Equipment manufacturers regularly tell us that their new clubs have a “larger sweet…