Category Archives: putting

The #1 Myth In Putting and How To Change It

Posted on June 5, 2013 by

In my last article I discussed what I feel is the most important factor in distance control (feel and touch) in the putting stroke. Aside from knowing how to read greens (www.aimpointgolf.com) controlling the distance your ball rolls is critical. … Continue reading →

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Putting – “The Art and The Science”

Posted on April 1, 2013 by

Is Putting an “Art or is it Science?” I think it is a little of both.  I have always considered myself a pretty decent putting coach as I have spent time with some of the best trying to learn how I can … Continue reading →

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The Ultimate Putting Experience Recap

Posted on July 18, 2011 by

After finishing our first annual Putting School, I thought I would just give a recap and the feedback that we got from our participants. First of all I want to thank my coaching partner, Nancy Harvey for being such an … Continue reading →

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My Day With a Short Game Master

Posted on April 14, 2011 by

Every year as I compose my goals for my life and career,  I also update a list that I started about 15 years ago called my life list. A bucket list of sorts that included things that I wanted to … Continue reading →

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GURU TV – PUTTING BASICS: The key to winning “The Masters”

Posted on April 9, 2011 by

Great putting wins major championships. It couldn’t be more important to the players trying to win at Augusta National this week. Very tricky undulating greens require expert speed control and green reading to boot. Here are some keys to being … Continue reading →

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Guru TV – A Putting Lesson w/Federico Celano (mini tour player)

Posted on February 3, 2011 by

This is an example of a portion of a typical putting lesson. I would watch the student hit some putts on the putting green and then bring them in and put them on video. Then I would finish up on … Continue reading →

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Why You Shouldn’t Aim At the Apex of the Break

Posted on January 5, 2011 by

Stroke mechanics are only half of the battle to putting better. It doesn’t do any good to make a perfect stroke unless you read it correctly. Studies show that most amateurs under read putts which means they miss them on the … Continue reading →

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20 Days With the Guru, Day 17: Putting Lesson With “The Kure”

Posted on December 22, 2010 by

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20 Days With the Guru, Day 4: A Forward Leaning Shaft (Even For Putting)

Posted on December 9, 2010 by

Do your putts ever bounce or get airborne? How do those putts turn out? Not so good, huh. When I teach putting, I stress the importance of solid contact in order to control distance. Solid contact is second only to … Continue reading →

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GURU TV – “The Kure Putting Solution”: Training Aid Review with Special Guest:LPGA Teaching Professional, Nancy Harvey

Posted on October 28, 2010 by

I would like to welcome one of my fellow teaching professionals, Nancy Harvey to Guru TV. She is an outstanding teacher and coach and I am fortunate to be able to teach with her every day. I promised all of … Continue reading →

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