Welcome to Episode 8 of Professor Paul’s Beginner Golf Guide! In this quick and helpful golf tip video, we answer a classic beginner question: Should you leave the pin in or take it out when putting? Whether you’re new to golf, just learning the basics, or trying to improve your short game, this episode will help you make the right decision on the green.
Golfers of all skill levels have debated this putting rule since the 2019 golf rule changes—so let’s break it down! From understanding USGA rules to strategy tips that can lower your score, Professor Paul gives you everything you need to know about putting with the flagstick in or out.
⛳ Perfect for: beginner golfers, casual players, golf content creators, and anyone wanting to sharpen their putting game.
👉 If you’re looking for golf tips, golf for beginners, or golf rules explained, this is the video for you!
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Congratulations, my golf starter. You made it to the green. One of the things that you want to pay attention to, though, and and you’ll see this happen with other playing partners, is do you leave the pin in or you take the pin out? Well, in 2019, the USGA and the Royal Ancient, in an effort to make the game a little simpler and speed up pace of play, allowed you to keep the pin in. Previously, if you left the pin in, it was a two-stroke penalty. But you’ll notice here on this one, pace of play, sure, I’d leave it in, but the pin actually leans towards the ball, thus making that that hole a little bit smaller. So here, I would want to take the pin out, line up my putt, and make a good stroke.
