How to Read Greens

In order to increase your odds of making a putt, you need to be able to pick the correct line and speed at which the ball should travel. Here, PGA Professional Gavin Parker shows us where to best read a putt from, how to use your feet to gauge slope, and what to look for around the cup.

More Articles

Choosing The Right Putter

When purchasing a new putter, there are some important features to consider. In this video, you’ll learn the differ
Debunking Putting Myths

Not everything you read or hear about the putting stroke is true. In this video, PGA professional Gavin Parker walk
How to Conquer a Knee Knocker

There are some putts your friends are just not going to concede to you, like a 4-footer for birdie to win your week
How to Hit a Lag Putt

The fastest way to shave three or more strokes off your score is to stop three-putting. Here, PGA professional Gavi
How to Read a Breaking Putt

Do you know where the ball should enter the hole on breaking putts? In this video, you’ll learn how to use time and
How to Set up for a Putt

All good putts begin with a great setup. Learn how to tell if your putter is too long or too short for you, how far
How to Warmup for a Round of Golf

The best players in the world typically spend their last few minutes before a tournament round on the practice gree
Practicing Downhill Putts

For most golfers, it’s unnerving to stand over a fast downhill putt. Learn the adjustments you need to make to the
Practicing High Pressure Putts

Randomly hitting putt after putt on the practice green is no way to prepare yourself for the kind of nerves you mig