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Learn tips and techniques on how to put and save strokes in your golf game in this free video clip series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Get an overview of what techniques you should work on to improve your putting in this free golf video lesson.
Learn about face balance, blade and long putters and how to use them to help you become a better putter in this free golf video lesson.
Traditional golf grips, cross-handed grips and more: learn about some of the grips that can help you become a better putter in this free golf video lesson.
Get tips on improving your stance and aligning your putts to help you become a better putter in this free golf video lesson.
The right stroking technique can help you become a better putter. Get tips on improving your putting stroke in this free golf video lesson.
Get tips on reading your target line and aligning your putts to help you improve your putting technique in this free golf video lesson.
Watch an expert show how putting speed affects your intended line, plus learn a drill to help you control the speed of your putts in this free golf video lesson.
Get tips on lag putting and how it can help you reduce your strokes and become a better putter in this free golf video lesson.
Improve your putting technique with putting drills; an expert shows how to practice putting three or four feet from the hole in this free golf video lesson.
An expert golfer shows you an alignment drill that you can use to help you improve your putting technique in this free golf video lesson.
Learn how a good golfer thinks and get tips on the mentality you need to help you improve your putting technique in this free golf video lesson.
Get tips on reading greens, plus learn a drill that will help you analyze how well you are reading greens and executing putts in this free golf video lesson.
When putting on the green, it's better to miss on the high side than the low side. Find out why and get tips on improving your putting technique in this free golf video lesson.
Many golfers don't practice putting enough. Learn about the importance of putting practice and get tips on how to practice your putting stroke in this free golf video lesson.
An expert golfer shows you how to use a drill to improve your speed when putting in this free golf video lesson.
Though Musselburgh, Scotland is home to The Old Links, oldest golf course in the world, golf is rumored to have begun in the Netherlands in 1297. After seven hundred years it still follows the same basic premise: hit a ball into a hole using a stick and the person who hits it the least to get it into that hole wins. Today a golfer may have any number of sticks, called clubs, made up of wood, graphite, or titanium. Each club has a specific use depending on the type, whether it is the driver for the opening long ball hit, the wedge for shots out of the sand trap, the putter for the last, relatively short shot into the hole located on the green, or a variety of irons for anything in between. Golf is a game of finesse more than brute force. Sure, it is important to hit the ball a decent distance but it you end up it the trees it doesn't matter. Straight and steady is key in this touchy sport.
Take a look at this great video clip series on the most important, yet overlooked, facet of the game of golf...putting. So many times a golfer is on the green in one or two strokes and ends up 3 putting and missing par. These are some fantastic tips from a resident pro on how to improve your putting game and have a much better time on the course.
Bryan Pemberton Bryan Pemberton is a PGA Class A Golf Professional. He played in the PGA Nissan L.A. Open Qualifier Nike Tour for 4 years. In 1991 he was the NCAA All American at the University of Southern California. He led Foothill High School to 2 undefeated seasons and the Nor Cal Championship. Currently Bryan is the Director of Instruction at the Reserve at Spanos Park in Stockton, CA, where he conducts private and group lessons.dkdk
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