When it comes to putting, player preference is everything – and it’s by no means a one-size-fits-all. Head sizes, lengths, grip sizes and the stroke are just some of the variables that make the art of ...

When it comes to putting, an ordinary grip sometimes just won't cut it. That's why some golfers, including the best in the world like Scottie Scheffler this week, turn to unconventional grips to ...

Use a putting mirror on a straight putt to check your eye position and shoulder alignment. Your eyes and shoulders should run parallel to the target line. If they're not, they're misaligned. Your eyes ...

Everyone remembers the old saying “Drive for show, putt for dough.” Advanced analytics have proven that cliche isn’t quite as accurate as once thought, but that doesn’t mean putting still isn’t ...

Even as he aged out of his prime, Sam Snead retained one of the sweetest swings in golf. His putting stroke was another story. By 1966, when Snead was in his fifties, his struggles with the flatstick ...

The reason why you miss putts probably isn't because of your putting stroke. It's not because you're hitting off-center. You may be pushing or pulling putts, but there's also a good chance that you're ...

I was watching a video the other day about Paul Skenes and his more intense, two-hour warmup routine. He started doing it in college, said it was the best he ever felt on the mound afterwards, and ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – Launch monitors revolutionized our understanding of the golf swing by measuring things that were once unmeasurable, replacing guesswork with objective analysis. That’s why those ...

When putting, many amateurs think that line is more important than distance control, but that is false. You can have a good line, but if you hit it 20 feet past the hole, it is a wasted effort.

Tony Finau tested out a one-handed putting stroke at the Memorial Tournament last week. / Aaron Doster-Imagn Images Tony Finau turned heads at the Memorial Tournament. In the third round, Finau made a ...

Tom Covino didn’t set out to develop a game-changing golf instruction product. His first love was baseball. A native of Long Island, Covino played college baseball at St. John’s and once tried out ...