A common myth in golf instruction and golf philosophy is acceleration. The best putters are the best DEcelerators. David Edel explains how to control speed accurately. Check out the latest Edel Putters and find a fitter near you at our…

The putting stroke is different than the chipping stroke and the golf swing. Or at least that is what we have been told. But why is that? Could it be that we have been learning the motion of rolling the…

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Improve your putting stroke strike is still king. Mark Crossfield golf professional talks putting tips and how to improve your putting with better strikes and improved pace control. If you want to hole more putts then this simple golf instructional…

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If your golf putting stroke needs some work, this putting drill is one of the best golf putting tips to help your short game, and will teach you how to putt better in golf immediately! Learn how to lower your…

Golfers have long been confused by discussions of the path of the putter. Does it travel “straight back, straight thru”. The answer is yes and no. The answer is yes if referring to the SHAFT. The answer is no if…