If you want to shave strokes around the green, get lost in our in-depth instruction articles focused on the short game.
Keystone Golf Get tips from PGA Head Golf Professional Philip Tobias & Ryan Roberts Assistant Golf Professional on how to reduce your putts and save strokes. Shot on the beautiful River Course in Keystone, Colorado these two will give you helpful tips on ways to improve your short game. PRO TIPS: WATCH MORE VIDEOS FROM … Read more
How a tennis ball can help you achieve a smooth putting stroke. By Erik Billinger Erik Billinger is the lead instructor for Craig Koy Golf, based at Highlands Ranch Golf Club. He can be reached at 303-752-7306 x2 or craigkoygolf.com. Click here to view PDF
A former PGA Tour putting champion reveals his secret to the perfect stroke. By Larry Rinker In 1990 I led the PGA Tour in putting. I did it using two simple principles–good rhythm and maintaining proper angles through impact. If you’re an inconsistent putter, you’re most likely decelerating or breaking down before impact, meaning the … Read more
Minimize your misses and beat the chip yips by using an iron or fairway wood around the greens. By Stan Stayers As the seniors prepare to take on Colorado Golf Club's delicate greens and greenside areas, we're reminded of the benefits of trajectory control. Not every shot within 50 feet of the pin requires a … Read more
By Sherry Smith If you have trouble putting, take heart. The Broadmoor’s famously deceptive greens can embarrass even the world’s best players—as we’ll see during the U.S. Women’s Open. But no matter where you’re playing, to hit a good putt, you need to control two things: direction and distance. Sounds simple doesn’t it? To achieve … Read more
By Sherry Smith
By Sherry Smith
