Although George Low was one of golf's greatest- and unabashed- hustlers (he once reportedly said, "Show me a millionaire with a bad backswing, and I can have a very pleasant afternoon") he was also on

Although George Low was one of golf's greatest- and unabashed- hustlers (he once reportedly said, "Show me a millionaire with a bad backswing, and I can have a very pleasant afternoon") he was also one of the best putters the game has ever known. Counselor of putting to Arnold Palmer and his contemporaries, Low was renowned both as a player and a teacher of this most fragile art- the sure putting stroke.

In this, his only book, Low reveals the secrets of his amazingly dependable putting technique, addressing stance, grip, tempo, and the other fundamentals that make putts drop. Any golfer, from hacker to tour pro, can benefit from the advice in this rare classic of golf's instructional literature.