Best putter if you aim too far left.

[wcbjr]

Have a close look at the Directed Force Putter technology on the internet You Tube Channel. Could help big time.

 

Care to explain? I'd like to think your post isn't a simple advertisement from a paid sponsor.

[Directed Force Putters]

Have a close look at the Directed Force Putter technology on the internet You Tube Channel. Could help big time.

 

Care to explain? I'd like to think your post isn't a simple advertisement from a paid sponsor.

Bill Presse IV here...although we have recently become a trial sponsor of wrx I personally didn’t make this post. I will look into it and do some forum etiquette coaching if it came from our team. Thank you...

[kylesilk]

My friend got a TM TP Ardmore Red center shaft. I said "let me see that." I put down a ball about 4 feet out and set the club behind it.....it was a light bulb moment. It seemed perfectly natural, I'm left eye dominant btw. My miss is almost always left, always.

[mchambers]

interested in hearing what part of the shaft to aim, near the putter head or top of the shaft?

[bladehunter]

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Center shaft. I had same issue. Center shaft makes a world of difference.

 

Once you get your eye used to the Proper alignment, you can transition back. Zero offset of the center shaft , specifically a seemore immediately improved it from a consistent 5 inches left to inside 1 inch on trackman.

[orangeology]

no putter can solve. changing swing is even harder. just practice a line like

"ooh i didn't see that break"

[mchambers]

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> Quit trying to aim the putter head or putter face. Aim the shaft. When you grip the putter you know instinctively where the "front" of the shaft is. Aim that at your target and swing the shaft at your target. Assuming your grip is on straight, the putter face will always swing correctly if you swing the shaft correctly.

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> Once you try this, you'll either have a "bingo" moment... or it will be just another idea that doesn't work for you.

 

What part of the shaft do you look at, bottom of the shaft, middle or top end of the front?

[Lbu1fan]

I had this issue. I worked on my putting, got lessons, and now its mental errors. Correcting myself allows the use of any putter IMHO