Putting

by Jack White

Master putting is within reach with this classic guide to a delicate part of golf.

In this instruction-filled book, Jack White distills years of experience into practical tips for holing out from every distance. The guidance balances technical detail with simple routines you can practice on your own.

This edition frames a clear approach to approach and medium-length putts, short game focus, and the mindset needed to stay steady under pressure. It blends technique, eye control, and routine practice, helping you build confidence on greens of any speed or condition. Develop a repeatable grip, stance, and stroke that keeps the head still and the eyes dropping to the ball. Learn how to read lines, pace, and the line from the ball to the hole for longer and shorter putts. Explore how different putters affect feel and timing, including when to use a putter with more loft or a thinner blade. Build a practice plan that emphasizes calm nerves, consistent line reading, and deliberate tempo. Ideal for readers seeking practical, time-tested advice on putting and for golf fans interested in historic instruction from a celebrated player.

68 pages, Hardcover

First published August 21, 2015

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