Golf Putting & Short Game Improvement Guide by Author Graeme Dinnen

Oct 5, 2026

Author Graeme Dinnen has announced the release of his latest book, The Tao of Putting, a guide that covers his unique approach to golf and the philosophy that surrounds it.

Porthtowan, United Kingdom, October 5, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Inspired by his revelatory, emotional journey through the world of golf, author Graeme Dinnen has announced the release of his latest work, The Tao of Putting. The book pairs Dinnen’s introspective approach to prose writing with technical advice designed to assist readers as they improve their short game.

For more information, visit https://mybook.to/TaoOfPutting

Dinnen’s work responds to one of the most common complaints among intermediate golfers: a pervasive lack of confidence on the putting green. A survey conducted by Lilit Golf, in fact, found that over 70% of golfers experienced some degree of anxiety when chipping and putting, particularly when under pressure.

The author, having experienced this same uncertainty in his own exploits on the course, seeks to share crucial wisdom that he devised himself while improving his short game, centering primarily around the principles of the Tao. Through this philosophy-inspired method, he promises to guide readers through the process of reducing 3-putts and improving confidence at critical moments.

Readers are taken through Dinnen’s evolving relationship with golf as a sport and a pastime, establishing a series of fundamental pillars upon which an improved short game can be built. Namely, he emphasizes the ways in which traditional practice methods fail to deliver for many people, and how alternative, introspective approaches may address the root causes of anxiety on the green.

Dinnen explains that he came by this knowledge honestly; his journey with golf began at the age of seven, kicking off what would be a life-long love affair for the author. His philosophy around the sport, he goes on to detail, was shaped by a series of experiences with the sport as a teenager, which have continued to inform his play style even these many years later.

Graeme Dinnen, as an author, is a self-described globe-trotter whose quest for meaning and fulfilment has taken him worldwide, to Hong Kong, Indonesia, Chile, Borneo, California, the Spice Islands, and now to Cornwall, where he enjoys his retirement. His travels both in youth and adulthood continue to inform his work, which can be found for sale primarily on Amazon.

The Tao of Putting finds a place in Dinnen’s bibliography alongside a variety of works spanning a breadth of topics, from songwriting guides to a history of nutmeg. Those interested in purchasing a paperback or ebook copy of The Tao of Putting, or any of his other works, should visit the link below.

Learn more at https://mybook.to/TaoOfPutting

Contact Info:
Name: Graeme Dinnen
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Organization: Resources For Life
Address: Flat 1 Vor Vounder West Beach Road, Porthtowan, Cornwall TR4 8AD, United Kingdom
Website: https://www.resourcesforlife.net/enterprise/

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