This analysis synthesizes Ben Crenshaw’s putting methodology, integrating biomechanical principles, strategic alignment, and psychological conditioning to improve precision and consistency on the greens.
Patrick Reed says a legendary clubmaker flipped his short‑game script. Hands‑on tweaks to loft, bounce and grind revived his feel, sharpened his shot control and restored his confidence just in time for key events
Lydia Ko, New Zealand’s most successful golfer, is back on top. After a slump that saw her lose her world number one ranking, Ko has regained her form and is now once again a force to be reckoned with.
Ko’s resurgence began at the recent ANA Inspiration, where she finished in a tie for second place. She followed that up with a victory at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, her first major championship win since 2016.
Ko’s return to form has been attributed to a number of factors, including a change in her swing and a renewed focus on her mental game. She has also been working with a new coach, Sean Foley, who has helped her to improve her consistency and accuracy.