Championship Putting: Techniques, Drills & Mindset with Kent Chase

Championship Putting distills decades of coaching into a reader-friendly guide for serious golfers who want to elevate their short game and compete at higher levels—from regional events to national championships.

Kent Chase is known for turning potential into progress, with a teaching philosophy that places how a player learns at the center of every lesson. As the first Master Teacher of US Kids Golf, he has helped more than fifty students earn college scholarships and excel across junior regional events, USGA championships, and tours around the world. This book channels his method into practical chapters and proven routines you can apply today.

What makes Championship Putting different

The book blends conversations, mechanics, and practice into a cohesive path. You’ll explore the mindset behind successful instruction, the three core kinds of putts, and how short-putt excellence can influence the rest of your game.

Key chapters and what they offer

• Conversations with Kent: an inside look at his teaching philosophy and how it translates to on-course results
• The Lesson: clear, detailed descriptions of putting mechanics and switch-ready cues
• The Drills: best-practice routines designed to build consistency and feel
• The Excellence Bar: benchmarks that relate PGA Tour stats to practical training targets
• Featured Student: a real-life journey showing commitment to excellence in action

Practical benefits you may gain

• A structured path for practicing short putts, pace, and rhythm on greens
• Actionable drills you can perform at home, on the practice green, or on the course
• Mindset cues to stay calm and focused under competitive pressure
• A framework to track progress toward regional, state, and national events

Why readers choose this book

Beyond technique, the book emphasizes how learning shapes performance. Kent’s legacy includes helping many players reach college programs and pursue professional opportunities. The guidance is designed to be realistic, adaptable, and coachable, offering possibilities rather than guarantees.

Note: Reading this book provides a thoughtful path and practical ideas, but results vary by player and commitment level.