There are eighteen tee shots in a game but a medium to high handicap player will take as many as thirty-five to fifty putts during a game. Reading the green is an essential component of a successful game of golf. Ninety percent of the golfing literature deals with moving the ball from tee to green. Books and articles published on putting deal almost exclusively with grip, technique, and stroking the ball. Practically nothing is written about reading the green and estimating how much a ball will break. This book explains the way that a golf ball rolls and breaks after being hit. This book will guide you to better putting skills. "I would say that each day I holed between 2-5 putts that I would not have holed using the naked eye to judge. That is a huge return for someone with my handicap (six) representing a saving of nearly half of my handicap each round " Unsolicited praise from a fan of my work.