PutterZone – Best Putter Reviews

Nobody likes to be manipulated, especially your putter. When you manipulate your putter, your stroke becomes unnatural, and your putter ultimately becomes uncooperative. In today’s exclusive Drill Bit, Tom Conway, a PGA Life Member based in Indiana, explains how excessive ...

The putting instructor to 2007 Masters champion Zach Johnson has a tip for you, too. Indeed, for the latest entry in our Drill Bits series, PutterZone.com turned to Pat O’Brien, instructor to Zach Johnson as well as Vaughn Taylor. Who ...

Like the human body, your putting game can suffer from a variety of silent killers that erode performance and elevate scores. These silent killers are the little things that can creep into your game unnoticed, at the risk of becoming ...

Keeping your chin up is not only a good life strategy, it’s also helpful on the putting green. In fact, good posture as well as a positive mental attitude will aid your ability to sink those crucial putts. Posture is ...

Misreading the break is a quick way to break your heart on the putting green. Indeed, no matter how solid your setup and your stroke, if you don’t adequately ascertain the break, your ball will sail wide and your score ...

Proper alignment is essential to successful putting, and it’s not just a matter of where your putter is pointed, but also how your body, extremities and eyes relate to the target. You want the putter face to be perfectly square, ...

Putting may be a gentle sport, but it requires a fighting stance. This concept is something a golf teacher told PutterZone.com many moons ago, reflecting an emphasis on balance that is today reinforced by many leading instructors, including Hank Haney ...

Sometimes you need to lose your grip in order to get a grip. Indeed, the next time you are addressing a crucial putt, pause for a moment and consider your grip pressure—an underrated facet of putting that can get easily ...

Think about this for a second: “The putt is the only shot we hit under the added pressure of being expected to make the shot.” This keen observation comes from Lynn Marriott and Pia Nilsson, authors of the new book ...

In order to raise your golf game, sometimes you need to narrow your focus—especially when it comes to putting. Today’s drill comes courtesy of Stan Utley, who has been declared the “hottest instructor in golf” by Sports Illustrated. He works ...