Putt Like the Pros: Dave Pelz's Scientific Way to Improving Your Stroke, Reading Greens, and Lowering Your Score

This is a great book on putting. I did not expect to find the attention to detail about how golf balls actually roll or the hidden causes for breaks on the green. Approached putting from an entirely different perspective. Interesting insights into the difference in golf balls and the actual unseen surface of the green from the balls view point. The author backed up his results with tests on all the points he was making for the reader. I will never look at putting or the putting green the same way again. This may not be the only book you should read on putting but it certainly adds clarity to the art of putting for the weekend golfer lg

Read this book many years ago and again about three years ago. Second reading really got me into the methodology. Led me to buying and reading the Pelz Putting Bible and Pelz Short Game Bible. My game is completely changed as a result (good not bad). I have purchased multiple copies of this book and offer up one to people I get paired up with on courses that seem to struggle with their putting and really want to improve it.

A interesting fact filled read about lumpy donuts and your lousy chances of actually holing a putt. Lots of statistical information and and facts about putting and the elements of the putting stroke. I found it an easy read and full of interesting facts. It is sure to give you more insight into your putting game.

Many helpful tips on putting but the quality of the print is like a very bad photocopy. It's actually difficult to read. Nevertheless, I learned a lot about golf balls, greens, putters and how to practice!

I am putting much better since reading this book. Previously, I read Stan Utley's book and I could not get my putts on line. I am now putting everything where I aim. The only thing I did not like is the commercialism of the book. Pelz tries hard to get you to buy his practice equptment.

I saw a lot of reviews about poor quality. Completely disagree. Haven’t read the book yet, so no comment on content.

Material is great, what I can read, but the quality of print is like a copy of a copy on newspaper…wondering if this book was duplicated.

I keep buying this book for friends who are looking for help with their putting game....Dave's descriptions are easy understood and executed......try it .......what can you loose..

NASA scientist and golf - seems an unlikely combination except as relaxation. Pelz applies his scientific mind to the other half of the golf game - putting - and comes up with a fascinating book in which this "scoring end" of the game is analysed in minute detail. While not all golfers will have the time to apply his suggestions (or see the need) it provides excellent reading and explains the difficulties, frustrations and joys of moving a 2.68" ball into a 4.25" hole. If readers enjoy this, there is a larger "Putting Bible" by the same author. PS If he's good enough for Phil Mickleson, he's ...

Vraiment intéressant pour aider à considérer le putt comme une science à part entière de la technique du golf . Mais trop long dans le discours le livre aurait pu être plus concis Dommage pas indispensable .

SUPER ! è la prima volta che un teacher non prova a dare "istruzioni per l'uso", ma insegna a usare uno strumento: ...e che strumento quando si consideri il ruolo che il putting ha nel golf!

Old edition but a great help