Today, we dive into the fourth part of the Putting Faults and Fixes series of Quick Tips. It's time to discuss your shoulders, and why you should be keeping them square. Naturally, we have the help of our Lock-N-Roll putter for this one. If you're unfamiliar, this putter is the ultimate putter to...

In the past few putting-based Quick Tips, we have covered common faults and fixes in your putting game. Today is another installment of that series. Today, we cover keeping the face square, and why it is so important to keeping your putting on point. Join Tim Graves, PGA, accompanied by the ideal...

In our last Single Plane Quick Tip, we covered the importance of keeping your eyes over the ball when putting. Today, we take a look at the importance of keeping the hands leading, a key factor in assuring your stroke stays on the cleanest, most repeatable path possible. Join us as Tim Graves, PG...

Putting is an art, any seasoned golfer will tell you that. However, there is a proper system meant to guide you through the process, our Single Plane Putting System. One of this system's core tenets is to get your eyes over the ball, to produce a smoother, straighter motion. Join Tim Graves, PGA,...

Time and time again, we tell you that you need to create any possible advantage for yourself. Triple Track is just that, a system that is perfectly legal to use in play, and creates a consistent form of feedback for your stroke. Join Tim Graves, PGA for today's Single Plane Quick Tip, where he wi...

Putting is close to fifty percent of your game, so listen up, this drill might change your entire game. One of the most common mistakes in the putting game is opening up the shoulders, which causes irregularities in club face angle, and stroke path. Tightening this part of the game up will take f...

Did you know that shots within a hundred yards make up close to 75% of your scoring? Well, if that is the case, then why are you not making better use of those shots? The way to improve your scores is really simple. Master fundamentals, and it will become second nature. Join us as Tim Graves, PGA...

In this week's video, join Tim Graves, PGA and Single Plane Academy Director Brock Elmore, PGA to find a great drill to gamify your putting practice. This drill will teach you how to practice any slope on the green and how to assess yourself in the process.

Do you know how to visualize longer putts? Check out this drill with Graves Golf Co-Founder Tim Graves, PGA, as he does the Manhole Drill to work on longer putts from around the green.

Tim Graves, PGA, gives point-of-view training with the putter and shows details of the grip, showing the common faults and fixes of the grip on the putter. He explains why you need a non-release putter grip that's different from your release grip for a full swing. He shows how lead-hand low putte...

Tim Graves, PGA, answers a commonly asked question about putting practice on the Excalibur with various types of putters, including the BioMech putter, wrist-lock putters, and broomstick or long putters. He gives you the common faults and fixes with each type of putter.

Director of Single Plane Academy Brock Elmore demonstrates the 3-6-9 Ladder Putting Drill to gamify your practice and simulate on-course application.

Director of Single Plane Academy & Certified Instructor Brock Elmore demonstrates a putting drill to dial in your speed control and leave putts within the 12-14 inch range past the hole.

Graves Golf Single Plane Schools Director, James Bell showing a few drills for putting.

Tim Graves, PGA explaining the Excalibur Putting Trainer and how to use to become a better putter.