Why Small Adjustments Create Big Results Most golfers think they need a swing overhaul to lower their scores, but the truth is that better golf starts with small adjustments. A tweak in setup, a smarter target, or a new pre-shot thought can easily save five to ten strokes without changing your natural swing. These 25…
The Real Reason Most Golfers Miss Putts Most golfers blame their putter, their read, or even “bad luck” for missed putts. The truth is, putting success comes from control, not chance. The players who roll the ball best aren’t guessing — they’ve trained their start line, speed, and confidence so each stroke feels repeatable. These…
Why Putting Stats Matter Most golfers spend hours on their swing but overlook one key area—putting. Yet putting makes up roughly 35–40% of all strokes in a typical round. That means no matter how far you hit it off the tee, your scoring ceiling is still determined on the green. By studying putting statistics, you…
Why Long Putts Kill Your Score If you’re tired of 3-putting, the fix probably isn’t a new putter—it’s learning how to control distance better. Long putts—20 feet and out—don’t need to drop to be effective. They just need to stop close enough for you to clean up with confidence. The problem is, most golfers don’t…
Pressure Is Part of the Game Every round of golf includes a pressure putt. A must-make for par. A short putt to save a great hole. A final-hole putt to break 90, 80, or 100. These moments create tension, even for experienced players. Your hands tighten. Your thoughts speed up. You feel the weight of…
You’ve practiced the stroke. You know the read. You’re standing over a putt you’ve made a hundred times before. But then it hits you: What if I miss? That tiny thought changes everything. Your grip tightens. Your stroke shortens. Your body hesitates. Fear doesn’t just affect your mind—it alters your mechanics. And short putts become…
Why Short Putts Mess with Your Head Short putts should be easy. They’re right there. Three to six feet away. You’ve made hundreds of them before. But that’s exactly why they’re so tricky. You expect to make them—so when one lips out or misses badly, your confidence takes a hit. Suddenly, your stroke feels tighter….
Few misses on the green are as frustrating as a pulled putt. You step into the stroke feeling confident, pick a great line, and hit it solid—only to watch it yank left of the hole the moment it leaves the face. For right-handed golfers, a pulled putt starts left and stays left. It doesn’t break,…
The Frustration of a Push There’s nothing more frustrating on the greens than watching a well-struck putt miss wide right—especially when you thought you read the break perfectly. You made a confident stroke, the pace felt right, but the ball drifted to the low side and never had a chance. This type of miss, known…
Why Ball Position Is Often Overlooked When golfers struggle with putting, they often blame their stroke mechanics or green reading. But one of the most common causes of inconsistent roll, poor distance control, and missed short putts is something much simpler—ball position. Unlike the full swing, where ball position can vary by club and shot…
