Putting arc vs. Seemore putting system

[t_har7]

whitch one have you guys had more sucess with?

I am a junior player who has always struggled with my putting. I am a very pretty good ballstriker and I believe my putting is holding me back. I have looked at the Seemore putters and watched the videos on their site, I think it is more of a putting system that you have to buy into by changing your grip and stance. I have also heard good things about the putting arc training aid. I plan on putting in alot of time and effort on the greens. Whitch putting method do you guys think would be more effective?

[choeppner]

In the Seemore Putting Studio, they use numerous Putting Arcs with their models. Personally I like the Putting Arc T3 as it is small enought to slide inside even a carry bag for a quick tune up before your round :bigwhack: It measures 20 inches total in length.

 

-CHRIS-

 

 

[MCCA]

CHRIS, can those be purchased from the seemore site?

 

mcca

[choeppner]

I don't know ??? Let me see.

 

-CHRIS-

 

Edit - Nope, can't be purchased on the site. You can purchase the T3 here:

 

http://www.theputtingarc.vista.com/

 

As they said it works best on outdoor greens as it needs to be teed into te ground. If you are using it indoors, you can put a little weight on te back flange and it works great

[MCCA]

Thanks.

 

mcca

[choeppner]

If you want to go even more high tech :

 

http://www.theputtingarc.vista.com/?mainUR...ron_Archie.html

 

Dangit, that's the link for the Archie, click on the link for the ArcTrainer

 

-CHRIS-

[t_har7]

Wow, so I can go with both, that's pretty cool. Thanks

[wolfgame]

Putting arc...you set it up and drain 100 in a row. The wooden (expensive one) the MSIII or the small one....they all do the same thing. The smaller one may be challenging for long putts.....but I use mine for 10 footers and it works as long as you put in the time on the practice green.

[jdaniel]

Both are great. The putting arc is the single best golf training device I've ever used.

 

It helped me in many ways, Aim, Stroke, Confidence, alignment, ball position. It will fix everything but the yips.

 

I like to do this putting drill it's what I call the 3-6-9 plus the Arc. It goes like this set the putting arc to make a straight 18 foot putt, once you tee it into the ground and make 3, take another straight 3ft, 6ft, 9ft putts. Start with the 3 footer and make 3 in a row(3 balls is nice), move on to th 6 footer and make 3 and the the 9 and make 3. If you miss any of the 3-6-9 go back to the Arc and make 3 there, then start the 3-6-9 over. It work you stroke and speed and confidence.

 

Give it a try. It changed my game.

[Missinglink08]

I am a junior player who has always struggled with my putting. I am a very pretty good ballstriker and I believe my putting is holding me back. I have looked at the Seemore putters and watched the videos on their site, I think it is more of a putting system that you have to buy into by changing your grip and stance. I have also heard good things about the putting arc training aid. I plan on putting in alot of time and effort on the greens. Whitch putting method do you guys think would be more effective?

 

I am in your same position.... I just recieved my M1 seemore 2 days ago and i have been practicing hard with it.

 

So are you guys saying that the putting arc stroke can be used with the seemore putters? I am trying to keep the red dot out of sight during the whole stroke

[choeppner]

Yes it can. Even though the M1 is a CS, it is not face balanced and is made to be used with a gated stroke due to the Toe Hang.

 

-CHRIS-

[bgolfing]

I would also suggest you take a look at Geoff Mangums site. puttingzone.com

There is a good amount of info to go through but well worth the time if you want to improve your putting.