When you are done with your swing all your weight should be on your left foot and you should be facing your target with just the toe of your right foot touching the ground. When you are on the driving range, hold this position until the ball hits the ground. In my opinion, if you can get the two ends of your swing in the proper place, the middle will more often than not take care of itself. Watch how your favorite player on tour does this in this weekends tournament. Terry Bradshaw, PGTA When putting, there are two things to know.
All putts are straight putts.
If you have a putt with a break in it, you need to putt to a spot so the ball will then take the break. Most people three putt quite a few times during the course of a round. They have no idea of speed. If you could work a few extra minutes on this, your three putts would reduce significantly, and so would your score.