This seminar offers amateurs of all handicap levels the chance to learn basics and techniques for successful putting in an intensive day-long training session. The seminar includes a theoretical and a practical section.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• The perfect grip
• Aligning the ball and aiming
• The perfect ball position at the moment of impact
• The optimal putting stroke

PRACTICAL OBJECTIVES

• Implementing the theoretical basics
• A personal fitting using the SAM Lab as support
• Individual training for every participant with our coaching
• Documentation of progress using modern technical means (e.g. SAM Lab, High-speed camera)

This seminar is for intermediate players that have already completed the first seminar level and is also made up of a theoretical and a distinctive practical section. 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Brushing up the following parameters:

• The importance of the grip to the results
• The perfect ball position, even on a slope
• The meaning of the putting stroke
• The putt routine (practice swing over the ball)

PRACTICAL OBJECTIVES

• Check up of your putter for lie and so forth
• Aiming, address position, putting stroke
• Development of a feel for length
• All variations of putt training

This two-hour, intensive course is for one person. The goal is to teach the necessary basics for successful putting.

PLAYER ANALYSIS

• Discussion of your likely weaknesses
• Checking your putting stroke, including ball position
• Analysis of current ball-addressing position and putt stroke with help of SAM putt lab, high-speed camera
  
  

PUTTER FITTING

• Optimal fit of all variable parameters to the individual characters of the player: lie, loft, length, shaft position, weight (swing weight and balance weight), as well as grip size (S, M, L, XL, XXL)

PRACTICAL TRAINING

• Learning a methodical and repeatable putt routine
• All variations of putt training: reading the break, aiming, address position, ball position, moment of impact, distance control
• Putting motion for a manipulation-free impact

This seminar arose from our close cooperation with the BWGV (Baden-Wurrtemburg Golf Association). It is a simplified, 3-hour variation of the level 1 course with the goal of helping children and youths in an interesting way to understand the basics of putting.

PLAYER ANALYSIS

• Aiming and aligning
• Correctly addressing the ball
• The perfect impact moment
• Other useful tips for putting

PRACTICAL OBJECTIVES

• Putting the theoretical basics to use in a personal fitting