Your Putting Baseline: SAM PuttLab Assessment
Mastering Direction from 10 Feet
Each putting lesson begins with a 5-putt evaluation using the SAM PuttLab. The system analyzes key stroke parameters such as alignment, face rotation, path direction, face-to-path angle, loft, rise angle, stroke timing, speed, and stroke length—providing precise insights into your accuracy and consistency.
Draw Your Stroke for Better Roll!
Sink More Putts: Master Your Impact Alignment
Sink More Putts: Master Your Impact Alignment
Your stroke path should follow a slight arc, moving from inside to slightly outside through impact. This technique is widely used by top PGA Tour players to promote a pure, consistent roll on the greens.
Sink More Putts: Master Your Impact Alignment
Sink More Putts: Master Your Impact Alignment
Sink More Putts: Master Your Impact Alignment
The most reliable way to achieve consistent accuracy at impact is with a stable, body-driven stroke. By minimizing hand and wrist action and letting the shoulders control the motion, you create a repeatable impact position—and make more putts.
Square to Arc: How the Best Putters Rotate
Square to Arc: How the Best Putters Rotate
Square to Arc: How the Best Putters Rotate
Your putter face should remain square to your stroke path throughout the motion. Because the ideal stroke follows a slight arc, the face naturally opens relative to the target line during the backstroke and closes the same amount at the end of the forward stroke.
Stroke Timing: Why 2:1 Rhythm Works
Square to Arc: How the Best Putters Rotate
Square to Arc: How the Best Putters Rotate
The best putters in the world maintain a consistent 2:1 time ratio between their backstroke and forward stroke to impact—regardless of how long their backstroke takes. This rhythm creates a smooth, repeatable stroke and is a key factor in elite-level putting performance.