Folks, today we return to the putting talk. As we've been taking questions, we've had a lot of questions on putter grip. To be fair, your grip is very important, and you're asking the right person, so I don't blame you. It's given me a lot of good tips for myself, so thank you all for that. Anywh...

Folks, today is a long tip about the short putts. Eagles are great, the dream drive is great, but fundamentals lower scores. What does it take to sink 5 footers more consistently? Face angle and having a good path to your stroke. There's a bit more to it, but those two building blocks will really...

When it comes to putting grips, I've got to admit that lead hand low seems to be the most popular option these days, or at least the one I've heard the most about. The numbers back this up too, as all the elite guys and gals on tour use this grip. Turns out, it's got some. benefits to it. The mai...

Let's face it, pulled putts happen. You line up with your target, you read the break, if there is any, and then all of a sudden, you drag the putt wide of the hole. It's easy to do, but it's also easy to fix. A pulled putt is typically the result of flipping (casting) your putter during your stro...

Shaft lean is a topic we often cover here at Graves Golf, in pretty much all aspects of the game. In today's tip. Today, we cover it as it pertains to your putting game. The ideal putting stroke is entirely linear, and the body's natural movement is anything but. I've said that before in one of m...

Today, we do some visualization. Envision yourself on a green, course and weather are up to your preference. You pitched the ball to get onto the green, and while it wasn't the best pitch in the world, you did manage to avoid the bunker between where you and the green. Now, it's time to handle th...

If you're serious about your training with Graves Golf, you should be asking yourself a specific question- What would Moe do? Truth be told, we don't cover Moe's putting game a whole lot. As Tim admits in the video, Moe liked to stick to practicing his iconic swing, but that doesn't mean he didn'...

As mentioned in a prior writeup of a Single Plane Quick Tip, the stroke of a putter is unique compared to the motions of the clubs in your bag. On paper, it is just a back and forwards motion, but there is a lot more to it than that. The body isn't built to move in straight lines, it's built to r...

As any short game enthusiast will know, there is more to putting than it might seem on the surface. Today, we cover putter path, one of the more rudimentary, yet hard to master aspects of putting. The body has an urge to make things arc and turn when it relates to golf, as this is indeed a rotati...

April is right around the corner, and though where you live might not have fully sprung yet, spring is just mere weeks away. Once you get back out there, we have some training to get you warmed up after the winter. Today, Tim Graves, PGA, covers putting. He discusses touch and feel, which is a cr...

Folks, we're about halfway through March. Depending on where you live, you might have already been out on the course, but for a lot of golfers, it's about time to get back out there and play some rounds. That being said, if you were to just run out to the course and immediately play a round, your...

Sometimes, be it in golf or in everyday life, there can be a singular thing thats a game changer. Maybe it's a new tool for yard care, maybe it's finally making a repair on your home that has been needed for a long time, etcetera. The game changer we are talking today comes standard as a feature ...

There's a key saying when it comes to becoming skilled at anything, and it goes something along the lines of "Consistency is key." As such, creating consistency will improve your game, but how do you go about creating consistency in the first place? The answer, long story short, is creating syste...

Murphy's Law states that "What can go wrong will go wrong." Typically, the average golfer's training doesn't account for conditions that aren't ideal, so when a tough day rolls around, their scores skyrocket. Obviously, if your goal is to improve your golfing game, that isn't good. Thankfully, we...

On this episode of Single Plane Quick Tips, we return to the Lock-n-Roll Q&A Series. The burning question this time around: Should you go for the arm-lock version of the putter, or the wrist-lock? Are there any advantages? Any drawbacks? Well, we can't get ahead of ourselves here, that'd ruin the...

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...