Jack Nicklaus once said that if he could go back and change one thing about his golf game, he’d start off with the left hand low putting grip from the very beginning. That’s a remarkable statement from one of the greatest putters in history. So let’s take a thorough look at the left hand low…

Putter fitting has evolved into a specialized discipline, with golfers spending significant money to find the perfect match. But the two most common fitting problems don’t require an expensive session with a specialist — you can diagnose and fix them yourself. The root of most putter fitting issues…

Few things in golf are more frustrating than crushing a drive off the tee, wedging it to 8 feet, and then completely missing the putt. To make it worse, your playing partner skanks a drive into the trees, skulls his second into a bunker, chunks his sand shot to 15 feet — and then drains it for par….

If you want to become a genuinely great putter — and every golfer should aspire to that — you’re going to need your 7 iron. Why would you need a 7 iron to improve your putting? Don’t worry — we’re not asking you to chip or putt with a 7 iron. We’re going to show you how to incorporate your 7 iron…

Distance control is one of the biggest problems amateurs face on the putting green. Most players can read the line reasonably well, but — especially on longer putts — controlling how far the ball travels remains a persistent challenge. Ideally, even when you miss, you leave yourself an easy tap-in…

Today we’re examining one of the most underrated fundamentals in golf — the role of the forearms in putting. This concept rarely gets discussed, but proper forearm alignment is quite possibly the single most important setup element for consistent putting. There are two keys to setting up correctly…

Putting distance control and direction are deeply connected to face rotation. Most golfers don’t realize that the putter face needs to be released through the stroke — just like every other club in the bag — and that release involves a small but critical amount of rotation. Not to the same degree…

How many times have you heard that the putting stroke should work like a pendulum — and wondered what that actually means in practice? In its simplest terms, the “pendulum” concept means that the radius of your stroke arc remains constant throughout the entire motion. In practical terms, the…

With a conventional putting stroke, all your feel, touch, and distance control comes from the hand that most instructors tell you to take completely out of the stroke. Your trailing hand — the right hand for right-handed golfers — is responsible for the feel and touch of the entire stroke. It is…

If you’ve been working with the Putting Plane, you’ve likely seen a significant improvement in your putting consistency as you begin to understand your alignment and what the putter is actually doing during the stroke. The Putting Plane is an outstanding tool — hands down one of the simplest, most…

Determining whether you are right or left hand dominant in your putting stroke is one of the most important — and most overlooked — aspects of rolling the ball like a professional. In this video, Chuck Quinton explains the critical importance of monitoring the putter face angle through impact with…