If you’re looking to improve your putting and make more of those clutch putts on the putting green, the first place to start is to improve how you practice. As Titleist Staff Member Trillium Rose shares in this video, getting into the habit of practicing like you play is a sure-fire way to start making…
Putter shafts are an often-overlooked aspect of a putter for newer golfers, and this is because shafts don’t affect the putting game in the same way that they affect your other clubs. While shaft flex is typically one of the primary specs considered in driver or iron shafts, for example, flex has little variation or…
Watch as one of the best putters on the PGA Tour, Jason Day, walks you through his entire process on how to read a putt. It starts from the moment he walks up on the green right until he pulls makes his putting stroke. This video is courtesy of TaylorMade!
Successful putting boils down to two crucial elements – speed and line. For a putt to find the bottom of the cup, you have to be incredibly precise, applying just the right amount of force to the ball and rolling it in just the right direction. Speed control takes time to master. You can develop…
Successful putting boils down to two crucial elements – speed and line. For a putt to find the bottom of the cup, you have to be incredibly precise, applying just the right amount of force to the ball and rolling it in just the right direction. Speed control takes time to master. You can develop…
Brad Faxon was known for years as one of the best putters on Tour. Now, the 1983 Furman graduate and Titleist staff member, is helping others, including Tour players, become better putters. Check out this drill from him on how to fix a loop in your putting stroke. And for more tips from Brad, be…
Sometimes, the shorter the putt, the smaller the hole looks. But with this drill from Titleist Staff Member Trillium Rose, you can sink more putts and improve your confidence from 5 feet and in. Give this a try and see if you don’t start making more of the short putts immediately. And for all of…
FROM MICHAEL BREED ON MARCH 26, 2020 For any putt, the moment of truth arrives at a point about four inches from the back of the ball. Your putter has to be traveling down your target line at this crucial juncture for any chance of success. Luckily, all you need to ingrain the correct path is two sleeves…
When it comes to putting, there are two schools of thought: 1) Let the putter head rotate and swing on an arc. Or, 2) Keep the face square and make the path of the putter stay on the target line. If you fall into the second camp of thinking, Titleist Staff Member Michael Breed has…
One of the most important parts of putting and one of the trickiest parts for amateur golfers to figure out is determining the speed of the greens. Often times golfers struggle with putting because of three major factors. In this Play Better Golf episode, PGA Tour pro and Callaway/Odyssey staffer, Adam Hadwin, tells us the three major…
