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Long distance putting tip

Rob Watts, 18 February 2011 13:10

Golfers often struggle with poor distance control because the butt end of the putter moves too laterally during the stroke. This leads to poor rhythm, timing and off-centre strikes, all of which reduce the chances of putting the ball close from long range. As TG Elite Pro Rob Watts explains in this golf video tip, limiting the movement of the ...

Hole more putts with a level head

Rob Watts, 03 December 2010 14:50

When amateur golfers putt looking down their nose the result is usually excessive rotation of the upper body, which makes the task of squaring the clubface far more difficult. The key feeling you want to achieve in your putting address position is the head dropping, like you’ve nodded off on a train, as TG Elite Teaching Pro Rob Watts explains ...

Throw a ball for putting distance control

Rob Watts, 17 September 2010 16:20

When throwing a ball to someone, you don’t have to think about the technique required to carry it out – it just happens instinctively. The same is true when putting from long range, as TG Elite Teaching Pro explains in this video tip. By making practice swings looking at the hole, you are focusing on the target like you would ...

Focus away from the cup to hole putts!

Rob Watts, 17 September 2010 16:17

Amateur golfers miss their fair share of putts from inside 15 feet because they focus too much on the hole itself rather than the intended line. It may sound daft but the key in putting from this range is to ignore the hole and focus on the line the ball will travel on. Don’t just look at where you want ...

Putting Alignment Drill

Rob Watts, 04 March 2010 12:34

A great way to control the alignment of the putter face to your intended target on the greens is to draw a cross on your golf ball. As TG Elite Teaching Pro Rob Watts explains in this golf video tip, you can hole putts more consistently with this simple practice drill. With one line on the ball pointing to your ...

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