Rory McIlroy shared some key insights in a press conference Wednesday, including this simple tip that can help anyone make more clutch putts. The post The putting advice Rory McIlroy swears by under ...

A poor putting stroke can turn easy putts into exhausting rounds of golf. Professional Long Driver Averee Dovsek demonstrates a simple exercise to do with one hand when your putter has been feeling ...

In this detailed golf lesson, our experienced golf instructor guides a student through the essential differences between chipping and putting techniques, using the indoor golf simulator for a clear ...

All putting strokes move on an arc. How bent over you are at setup, your hand and arm positions, and how you move different segments of your body all change your putting stroke’s plane and radius, ...

Missing short putts can be one of the most frustrating aspects in golf. Fitness guru and Professional Long Driver Averee Dovsek highlights some of the most common putting set-up mistakes to watch for ...

Most amateur players will never be able to hit a golf ball with the swing speed and compression of a pga pro, but they should ...

I'm a sucker for all sorts of putting drills — especially ones that gamify my golf practice by making it more fun. After all, who doesn't like a good challenge for themselves, right? Since most ...

If you’re anything like me, you don’t leave much time before your round to get warmed up. Be it poor time management, unexpected traffic or just plain hubris, I seldom arrive at the course with much ...

The article shares a visual putting tip for better speed control on fast downhill putts. Focus on an intermediate target rather than the hole to develop better touch. Practice ladder drills and this ...

Everyday on the lesson tee I see players who have no concept of how to hit a basic short shot, be it a putt or a chip. Between 40 and 50 percent of golf strokes occur on or near the putting green. If ...

Averee Dovsek how wind can affect your stroke, balance and feel on the greens, and what to do when conditions start to pick up.