In today's edition of Play Smart we're joined by GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jason Baile who explains how to simplify your green reading.

Just the other day, I was teaching my children how to read a putting green, and it dawned on me what a huge difference it makes when a player knows how to read a green. Think about it. You can ...

There aren’t many shots in golf that will make you sweat like a four-foot putt. You feel like you should make them every time, but the reality is rather different. These shorties can get in golfers’ ...

Hole #3 at Angelbrook GC. The green on the third hole at Anglebrook GC is one of the toughest anywhere, demanding not just a careful read and deft touch with the flat stick, but a carefully-planned ...

Yes, you have to hit putts solidly and with the face square to be consistent on the greens. But a reliable, technically sound stroke is only one piece of the putting puzzle.

Wondering how to read greens like a pro? Top-ranked golf teacher Ryan Young shares an easy visual trick that will help. There are a few different ways you can learn how to read greens in golf, so it’s ...

30-FOOT PUTTS CREATE BETTER SYMMETRY IN YOUR STROKE Thirty feet is where most amateurs typically start three-putting. Their big mistake is not so much with the read, but with speed control.

In my 20-plus years of coaching golfers, I've seen the same scene thousands of times: a golfer lines up a routine six-footer ...

The topic this month is how to read long putts. It's a common problem for many amateurs and it's also timely because the Tour Championship starts Thursday at Champions Golf Club, where they have ...