Golf putting: the guide to stop three-putting
A large share of the strokes in a round are played on the green, and that is where many amateurs quietly lose points. A missed putt counts as much as a drive.
Start by choosing the right grip and putter, pick the stroke style that fits you, then work on distance control to stop three-putting.
Gear and stroke
Mastering Your Golf Putting: Choosing the Right Grip and Putter for Better Accuracy and Control on the Greens
Putting is essential to golf, and choosing the right grip and putter can greatly improve your game. This article explores the different grips, such as the traditional, cross-handed, and claw grips, as well as types of putters like mallet and blade putters. By finding the combination that suits you, you can optimize your accuracy and control on the greens.
Arc vs. Square-to-Square Putting: Which Stroke Style Fits You Best?
When it comes to putting, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. But understanding the two main putting stroke styles — arc and square-to-square — can help you unlock more consistency, confidence, and feel on the greens. In this article, we break down both techniques, how they work, which putters match each style, and how to choose the best fit for your game.
Master Your Putting: Improve Posture, Perfect Swing Techniques, and Read Green Speed with the Stimpmeter to Reduce Three-Putts and Boost Golf Performance
Putting is an essential component of golf. This article guides you through the key elements to improve your posture, master swing techniques (piston and pendulum), and understand green speed using the Stimpmeter. By adopting these tips, you will reduce your three-putts and optimize your performance on the course. Adjust your stance, perfect your grip, and adopt the technique that suits you for better accuracy and control.
Reading greens and distance control
Stop Three-Putting: Master Slope Reading, Distance Control & Mental Routine to Improve Your Putting and Lower Your Golf Score
Making three putts on a green is frustrating, especially when you know it costs you dearly on the scorecard. However, by better mastering slope reading, distance control, and by adopting an effective mental routine, it is entirely possible to significantly reduce this type of mistake. This article gives you a simple method, based on science and experience, to stop “wasting” your holes because of poorly calibrated putting.
The AimPoint Method: Precise Green Reading, Benefits, Limits and Alternatives to Improve Your Putting
The AimPoint method, developed in 2003 by Mark Sweeney, allows precise reading of greens using sensations under the feet and a visual system based on the fingers. Praised by champions like Viktor Hovland and Adam Scott, it nevertheless divides the golfing community. Some praise its effectiveness, while others criticize a slowdown of the game and an approach that is too mechanical. In this article, we detail its functioning, advantages, and limitations, as well as alternatives to better read greens and improve putting.
Master Your Game Around the Greens: 3 Essential Drills to Improve Approach-Putts for Consistency, Accuracy, and Calmness on the Golf Course
Mastering your game around the greens is essential to improve your golf score. This article details three indispensable drills to optimize your approach-putts: working on feeling for consistent contact, stabilizing your swing by eliminating lateral movements, and varying your clubs to adapt to different situations. By applying these exercises, you will gain consistency, accuracy, and calmness on the course.
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