In this course you'll learn to overcome different obstacles when it comes to the putting green. No matter the how uneven it is, what the wind situation is or what objects are in your way Matt Bell guides you through it.

In this segment, Matt Bell will teach you how to take different wind conditions into consideration when putting.

Have you seen professionals picking up grass from the ground and you don’t know why? After this one, you know why.

When it is windy you might need to start thinking about how hard you need to putt in relation to the speed of the wind.

In this lesson, you'll learn how the tailwind affects your putter.

Here Matt Bell gives a few good takes on how to train putting in tailwind.

In this lesson, you'll learn how the headwind affects your putter. Just a heads up, it is the opposite of tailwind!

How to putt into to headwind? Matt Bell tells you how to do it!

Putting in a crosswind is a tough skill to master. Let’s start now!

Crosswinds can be hard, but with the guidance of Matt Bell you can learn it!

Now it is time to turn the wind direction. For this final lesson, it will come from right to left.

What to do when the wind blows from right to left?

Putting uphill needs more power than putting on flat surfaces. Matt Bell tells that it might be useful to think it to be similar as putting into a tailwind.

During this exercise you should start from anhyzer to hyzer. Also don't forget to watch the final aiming tip at the end!

Matt Bell tells you the key points on how to putt downhill!

There is constant danger around the basket when putting downhill. But if you know how to avoid the danger you can score!

Should you run extreme downhill putts? If you are willing to learn, you don't have to worry about the mistakes.

Being on a sidehill can cause harder challenge than you think. Remember to keep your hips and shoulders leveled.

In this second part of the sidehill lesson you'll learn the proper putting angle when being on a sidehill.

More often than not there will be different variables you have to count in. You might have a downhill putt at the 45 degree angle towards the basket. Mr. Bell gives you insight how to drain it.

In this segment, Matt Bell will go through different angles and trajectories. It is essential because there will be moments when you don't have a straight line of sight to the basket.

Putting straight in an anhyzer angle can be hard. But if you watch this lesson, it will be easier!

This is not your typical exercise for putting in an anhyzer angle.

This lesson will teach you where you should be aiming at in a hyzer angle!

Some tendencies will ruin your hyzer putt. This is how you can learn to eliminate them!

This lesson will be very handy, especially when the wind blows straight to your face!

Remember, putting flat and making the putter fly straight is a task with many variables. Our World Champ tells you what mistakes you might encounter.

Now you need to keep the putter flat and get it straight to the basket

Matt Bell wants you to reinforce good habits and prepare you for going out to the course.

Now let's focus on filling the previously mentioned quadrants with Hyzer putts.

What would Hyzer be without its counterpart Anhyzer?

As for the final exercise in this segment, your job is to fill the grid with flat putts.

In this exercise, you need to think outside of the box and break the repetitive rhythm of normal putting exercise.

Everyone has their preferred side of wind to putt from. Your's might be tailwind or headwind. Just keep in mind to place your upshots there.

There will be situations when you need to go over something. Matt Bell tells you how to do it.

This lesson will guide you through the extreme right-to-left hyzer putts.

When you are trying to navigate extreme left-to-right putts, keep in mind how stable your putter is!

What if you don't see the basket and you have to use the hyzer putt?

Just as in the previous lesson, take your reference points and try to work the disc into the basket.

Matt gives you a little reminder of the updated PDGA rules!

Remember to practice these so-called death putts as well as your typical putts. Because when you find one, it will be easier for you.

This is the final exercise for the Advanced Putting 2 course. Try to make as many putts as you can!