Teaching Style

Andy has a teaching style that is open to what the player needs and his approach is to take the shortest route to getting there.  Often if you start at the right place more than one fault can be corrected.  While technology is needed to measure and train with (at times) it is important to become athletic at putting.  Practicing is an important element of getting better.  Andy teaches effective pre-shot routines (individual to the player), set up and alignment, breathing and head movements as well as stroke mechanics.  Proper practice methods and drills are given to the student that are relative to what they are working on.

Ultimately it comes down to reading the putt correctly, being able to hit it at your intended target and controlling your distance.  The best putters in the world are good at all three.  Most amateurs are good at one of these skills and really not sure of how and where to improve.