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Widen your stance in the wind to improve your putting

TG teaching professional Scott Cranfield, 08 August 2007 15:30

If you're ever played links golf you've probably experienced the difficulty of your ball oscillating on the green as you try to address the putt. Making a smooth putting stroke in strong winds is difficult, but there is one little tip that can make it easier, simply widen your stance. Spread the feet to shoulder width, or just beyond, apart. ...

Check your eyeline

TG teaching professional Scott Cranfield, 08 August 2007 15:29

One of the most basic set-up fundamentals for putting is your eyeline. You should address the putt so that your eyes can look directly down at the ball. With your eyes positioned over the ball you'll be able to read the break of slope of the putt a lot easier and you'll be in the perfect position to make a ...

Perfect pendulum putting

TG teaching professional Scott Cranfield, 08 August 2007 14:34

The secret to holing those tricky short putts is to use a perfect pendulum stroke. That means rocking the putter back and forth from the shoulders like the pendulum on a clock and taking the wrists out of the action. A great way to learn to keep your hands quiet when you practice is to set-up to the putt without ...

Putting: Check your eyeline

TG teaching professional Scott Cranfield, 08 August 2007 14:20

One of the most important fundamentals in putting is the set-up position. Set-up to the ball poorly and you'll be forced to make awkward swing compensations to roll your putts into the back of the cup. In a perfect set-up position your eyeline should be directly over the ball. This will help you read the line of the putt far ...

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