PXG NEW Blackjack and One & Done putters are ready to seal the deal on the green. PXG optimized everything on these all-new putters: ultra-deep CG location, weighting, balance, face pattern, and MOI. All to ensure stability and consistency on…

I recently had the opportunity to review the L.A.B. Golf Directed Force 2.1 Putter. They did a fitting and shipped a putter custom fitted just for me. Here’s my thorough review of this amazing putter. Longer than most of my…

Sometimes your putting develops toxic habits and you find yourself missing lots of putts you should make. Here’s how to “Detox Your Putting Stroke” and get back to sinking more putts. Try out these tips and get the toxins out…

Good Putting is more than reading greens and making a solid stroke. It also involves leaving yourself easy putts when you can and more importantly having the confidence and ability to trust your putting skills to make par or birdie…

Here’s the favorite putting practice drill of one of the world’s best putters, Luke Donald. It is more challenging than you think. Set a goal, try it and comment on your experience below. —————————————————————– Socials: Email: John@mr1putt.com ________________________________________ Hello! I’m…

The name says it all – The PXG One & Done Putter is ready to seal the deal on gimmes and knee-knockers alike. The One & Done is a 100% milled, mallet-style putter with prominent alignment aids to increase your…

THe PXG Blackjack, is a high-MOI, mallet-style putter that delivers the ultimate confidence on the green. The Blackjack features a 100% milled, bi-material construction that supports a deep CG location, providing exceptional stability and forgiveness on every stroke. The exterior…

Putting Tips From The Beer Cart I know you guys pay attention to the Beer Cart Girls, so I asked them for putting tips. Didn’t get much solid advice on making more putts, but did capture some quality video clips,…

One of the main causes of missed putts is wrist breakdown. We are taught to rotate our wrists when hitting a baseball, making a tennis stroke, or a full swing in golf. We need the wrists involved to do those…

Note: The numbers given at 0:54 regarding the length of time the ball is in contact with the putter face are off. The ball is in contact with the putter face for much less time than I stated. Doesn’t diminish…