Sandy LaBauve's Swing Sequence

A firm-wristed swing during the downswing and follow through can help you control the distance of your shots

Start your practice session by picking a close target that you know the distance to and hit little wedges that land at the spot, this will start you off with solid impact and contact as well as help your short game

Focus on your left wrist at the top of the backswing and start of the downswing to get to impact properly, many players have a cupped left wrist which changes the angle of the clubface, this causes an open clubface and results in casting and manipulation during the last portion of the downswing

Look for these two common faults in the backswing that lead to loss of power and control

Use a lock with a string attached to it to feel the momentum of the putter head and learn how to swing your putter like a pendulum

Practice this routine for your grip so that you do not think about it on the course