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Indoor putting practice: Left side is King

Putting is the one part of your game you can still improve even if the weather is poor

Tick Tock - Clockface Wedge Distance Principle

Tick Tock – Clockface Wedge Distance Principle

To properly control your landing distances you need to control your rhythm

Posture is the key to putting

Posture is the key to putting

Standing correctly to the ball is the foundation of my putting instruction

Taking Sand After Impact

Taking Sand After Impact

Why taking sand after the ball is as important as what you take before it.

How to put the power back in your game... the secret is speed!

How to put the power back in your game… the secret is speed!

It’s all about generating speed through the correct movement in the swing

Are you making the connection? Putting tips.

Are you making the connection? Putting tips

The quickest route to lower scores is to improve the quality of your putting stroke

Seeing the Invisible Line

Guide to reading greens for better golf putting

Beach Break – Reading Greens

How to read greens by Dr Paul Hurrion

Best Golf Stretches and Exercises with Elasticated Band

Golf Exercises with elasticated band

Vive le Swing

Leave behind pre-conceptions about the golf swing

Band Aid – Upper body

Golf Exercises with elasticated band

Tune in and Sharpen Your Focus

Consistent Pre-Shot Routines

Rock solid putting

The stability of a consistent platform

Tips from the Tour – Save six shots a round

There are several key parts of the game where you can easily shave six shots off your scores

Learn to love the sand

Bunker shots with Sir Nick Faldo

Covering all the Angles

What snooker can teach us about putting by Dr Paul Hurrion

Kids Golf Training and Practice

Simple tips and exercises to get into golf and enjoy the game

Fresh Thinking Golf Part 4 - Putting Thoughts

Fresh Thinking Golf Part 4

Putting Thoughts

Fresh Thinking Golf Part 3 - Sand Play

Fresh Thinking Golf Part 3

Sand Play

Fresh Thinking Golf Part 2

Pitching an idea