Medicus Golf Vision Track Putting Aid
Now for the first time ever golfers can actually see the line the sweetspot should be covering during the stroke. Most golfers are confused about how and where the club moves during the golf stroke. The Medicus Vision Track gives the player a clear picture of what should be happening and almost immediately improves their swing plane by simply following the “Alternate Target Line.” The Medicus Vision Track is highly portable, easy to set-up and gives immediate feedback on whether or not your stroke is on, or off plane. Features: Alignment guide (feet, shoulders, clubface) Ball placement guide Distance guide from feet to ball Clubhead takeaway guide Eye Positioning revolutionary technique for building a correct swing path Promotes keeping head behind ball at impact Promotes swinging through contact area vs. hitting at ball Clarifies swing path as it relates to target line Home or golf course use Reversible for left-handed golfers
Categories: golf putting Tags: Alignment Guide, Correct Swing, Distance Guide, Golf Course, Golf Stroke, Golf Vision, Guide Eye, Left Handed Golfers, Revolutionary Technique, Shopping, Shoulders, Sweetspot, Swing Path, Swing Plane, Target Line, Vision Track, Yahoo
Does coloring the face of your golf club (putter to be exact) conform with USGA rules?
Please need to know by tonight
You may put any substance on the face of a putter during putting practice which will indicate the accuracy of your swing path and where the ball hits the putter face. All this must be removed for competitive purposes. Violation will result in disqualification.
Categories: golf putter Tags: Accuracy, Golf Club, golf putter, Putter Face, Swing Path, Usga Rules
Putting Plane System
Putt with confidence from now on. The Eyeline Putting Alignment System focuses on the importance of the swing path. It helps align your eyes, shoulders, clubface and path for that perfect putt. For use indoors and outdoors, it comes with adjustable and removable aluminum rails and a laminated mirror and the whole system fits in your golf bag. Putt with precision with Eyeline.
Categories: golf putting Tags: Alignment System, Aluminum Rails, Confidence, Eyeline, Golf Bag, Mirror, Shopping, Shoulders, Swing Path, Yahoo
Cleveland Golf VP1 Putter
Cleveland Golf VP1 Putter Our research at Cleveland Golf has indicated that one of the major contributors to missed putts is misalignment. Unlike most sports where the eyes are positioned directly behind the target, the putting stroke positions the eyes to the side of the target. Principals of optometry show that unless eyes can be positioned directly above the ball’s center and on the intended target line, visual misperceptions will occur. For most golfers, the common solution for this problem is to compensate by adjusting their swing path or address position. These adjustments cause greater inconsistency in the putting address position. An inconsistent address position creates inconsistencies in the putting stroke which imparts sidespin onto the ball. All of this leads to a higher likelihood of missed putts. With the Visual Performance (VP) putters, Cleveland Golf has produced a series of putters that will aid players by getting them into the correct address position every time. Using Dual Axis Alignment technology, golfers are now able to determine when their hands move out of position as well as detect when their eyes are not directly over the ball. These are the two major contributors to pushed and pulled putts. By addressing both of these issues, VP putters increase impact consistency. The results are true roll and better distance control which leads to more putts made and lower scores. Features • Slant plumber’s neck hosel • Full shaft offset • Lie angle-alignment insert • Toe down design • Soft elastomer face insert • 340 g Blade Head • 3* Loft
Categories: golf putter Tags: Address Position, Axis Alignment, Cleveland Golf, Correct Address, Distance Control, Dual Axis, Elastomer, Hosel, Inconsistencies, Inconsistency, Lie Angle, Misalignment, Misperceptions, Putts, S Center, Swing Path, Target Line, True Roll, Visual Performance, Vp1
Eyeline Golf- Putting Alignment Aid and Putting Guide
Putt with confidence from now on. The Eyeline Putting Alignment System focuses on the importance of the swing path. It helps align your eyes, shoulders, clubface and path for that perfect putt. For use indoors and outdoors, it comes with adjustable and removable aluminum rails and a laminated mirror and the whole system fits in your golf bag. Putt with precision with Eyeline. The Plane Putting Alignment System has one alignment rail that is slanted at 72 degrees to allow the putter to move slightly inside as it moves back and up during the stroke. FREE PUTTER GUIDE!!
Categories: golf putting Tags: Alignment Aid, Alignment System, Aluminum Rails, Confidence, Free Putter, Free Yahoo, Golf Bag, Golf Guide, golf putting, Mirror, Shopping, Shoulders, Stroke, Swing Path, Yahoo
My golf shots are slicing IRONS ONLY?
Hi everyone,
I am having some real trouble with my iron shots. I am a sophmore in high school and average about a 53 in our golf matches. The bad thing is i literally chunk 1 to 2 swings every hole. if i can get These shots shaved off then i think i can do a lot better. My drives are about 215 (i shoot a fade driver, not on purpose) and I putt 1-2 MAXIMUM. My Irons are really bringing my game down. I can hit my SW an easy 75 straight and my PW an easy 115 a little to the right. BUT MY DAMN 8 AND 6 IRON ARE CHUNK CHUNK OR MAJOR SLICEEEEE. I dont know what is wrong. Yes i could only afford a SW,PW,8 and 6, i plan on getting others later but for now this must suffice. Any advice???
Sure it has something to do with "coming over the top", also known as making your downswing from the outside in. It also has to do with coming down at a steep angle. It’s the combination of swing path and swing steepness that cause the chunk and/or slice. Here are a couple drills that will help:
(1) Make your swing more shallow.
— Another way of looking at this is to widen your swing, or don’t pick the club up so much with your hands/arms.
Drill – Start by placing a golf ball about 18 inches behind the golf ball you are about to hit. That’s 18 inches to the right of the ball you are going to hit (if u are right handed). Make sure your weight is centered and then begin your takeaway (start the backswing). Brush the grass with the bottom of your clubhead and maintain that until you knock the 2nd golf ball out of the way. This will ensure a smooth, shallow takeaway and minimize the steepness of your swing. Long story short, this will get rid of the chunks.
(2) Reverse swing path drill.
— If you are slicing the ball, you need to try a drill that reverses your current swing path, from outside in (across your body) to inside out…
… and from swinging at the ball, to swinging through the ball.
For a drill, try taking the club back on an outside path (think Fred Couples or Lee Trevino here, and if you don’t know those guys, find a video on youTube of one of them) and dropping it in and around your body as you swing through the ball. It’s almost like you’re trying to block a shot out to right field intentionally. The only difference is, you want to extend thru the ball at impact and don’t be afraid to release the club by turning your body thru to the finish of your swing.
So to summarize, drill #1 – put a 2nd golf ball about 18 inches behind the ball you want to hit. Make your backswing and be sure to brush the grass and knock the ball out the way in the backswing.
#2 Do the same as drill #1, but this time move the 2nd ball away from your body about 2 inches. Try and hit the 2nd ball again in your backswing and in doing so, your swing path should start outside of where it normally does. Re-route the club back to the inside and when you get to impact, be sure to swing thru the ball and release the club, kind of like cracking a whip thru the ball and at your target.
I hope this helps!
Categories: golf putt games Tags: Chunk, Chunks, Clubhead, Downswing, Fred Couples, game, Golf Ball, Golf Irons, Golf Shots, Grass, Iron Shots, Lot, Pw, Shaved, Sophmore, Steep Angle, Sw, Swing Path, Swings, Takeaway
Cleveland Golf VP2 Putter
Cleveland Golf VP2 Putter Our research at Cleveland Golf has indicated that one of the major contributors to missed putts is misalignment. Unlike most sports where the eyes are positioned directly behind the target, the putting stroke positions the eyes to the side of the target. Principals of optometry show that unless eyes can be positioned directly above the ball’s center and on the intended target line, visual misperceptions will occur. For most golfers, the common solution for this problem is to compensate by adjusting their swing path or address position. These adjustments cause greater inconsistency in the putting address position. An inconsistent address position creates inconsistencies in the putting stroke which imparts sidespin onto the ball. All of this leads to a higher likelihood of missed putts. With the Visual Performance (VP) putters, Cleveland Golf has produced a series of putters that will aid players by getting them into the correct address position every time. Using Dual Axis Alignment technology, golfers are now able to determine when their hands move out of position as well as detect when their eyes are not directly over the ball. These are the two major contributors to pushed and pulled putts. By addressing both of these issues, VP putters increase impact consistency. The results are true roll and better distance control which leads to more putts made and lower scores. Features • C-Nech neck hosel • Half shaft offset • Lie angle-alignment insert • Toe down design • Soft elastomer face insert • 340 g Blade Head • 3* Loft