One of golf’s most respected putting coaches says many amateurs blame the wrong thing for their struggles on the greens.

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There are few worse feelings in golf than losing your confidence with the putter in hand, as golf becomes a lot less fun when nothing is dropping on the greens. This can happen for a number of reasons ...

My sources out east (social media) have alerted me to an interesting trend: A new style of putter grip, which apparently is gaining traction among the golf-loving nation of Japan. Here's a couple of ...

When it comes to putting, an ordinary grip sometimes just won't cut it. That's why some golfers, including the best in the world like Scottie Scheffler this week, turn to unconventional grips to ...

Everyone remembers the old saying “Drive for show, putt for dough.” Advanced analytics have proven that cliche isn’t quite as accurate as once thought, but that doesn’t mean putting still isn’t ...

The claw. It was a putting grio that used to be seen as a kind of act of desperation, but now more and more players keep switching to the claw—and it keeps working. Justin Rose is perhaps the best ...

Welcome to I Tried It, a GOLF.com series about golf items — apparel, gear, accessories, etc. — that we’ve recently taken out for a spin. We’re here to give our honest, no-frills takes on the latest ...

When it comes to golf club grips, Golf Pride has been the most trusted brand in the game for decades. The choice of professionals and amateurs alike, Golf Pride dominates the golf grip market across ...

After putting together the best season since peak Tiger Woods, World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler showed up to his first round at the Hero World Challenge with a new putting grip. You've probably heard of ...

Q: I like my putter but have been struggling on the greens lately. I’ve been thinking of going to a thicker grip. Thoughts? A: The old saw “thin to win” pretty much no longer applies in golf—at least ...