Starting the ball on line is one of the most critical elements of putting. You will need:

•Ball of Steel 3-pk

•2 Alignment Rods

•Bullseye Cup

This practice session will take a minimum of 5 minutes. You’ll have so much fun that you can make it last longer.

We get a lot questions about how our EDGE Rails work with the longer putter.

This short video will give you a solid foundation about using the Belly putter and how to groove your stroke.

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There are two elements of great speed control:
A solid stroke with good fundamentals
Clear language for your hand-eye coordination

This practice session will help with both elements.

The aids we use help with:
Pendulum Putting Rod - consistent posture, and prevents wrist flip

EDGE Mirror – proper setup and unwavering body position throughout stroke

Sweet Spot 360˚ – hit the ball on the sweet spot of the putter

1.  Set a target at 20, 25, and 30 feet.

2.  Use the training aid to hit 3 balls to each target (this will help your fundamentals and create good communication between your brain and hands.)

Hit 3 balls to each target with no aid.  This will engrain what the aid is teaching and sharpen your focus.

Repeat with aid, and repeat without aid (hit one ball to each target and repeat 3 times)

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•Drill 2: Ball of Steel 1-2-3 Drill
Roll the Ball of Steel 1’, 2’, then 3’ – then hit a 5’, 10’, and 15’ putt.  Your stroke will be energized.

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Go to the putting green with a plan to improve and have fun! (See setup instructions below)

This is a great session because it has variety and helps you train with and without aids.

The EDGE Practice Session

Set up 4 corners around the cup – 6’
Set a tee between each corner

Corner 1:  Putting Rail – for stroke path
Corner 2:  Ball Gate – start the putt on the intended line
Corner 3:  Putting Mirror – check alignment and setup
Corner 4:  Putter Gate – Hit the ball in the putter’s sweet spot

Adjust the number of balls hit to fit your allotted time
Adjust goals to fit your skill – but make it a challenge

Let us know your thoughts by posting a COMMENT below.

-Frank

A: Great to hear from you – terrific question, too.

There are a couple of things working into your eye position:
1.  Ideally, you would like your dominate eye over the top of the ball.  If you are right eye dominate, then your left eye would be slightly in front of the ball and out of the mirror.  Conversely, if you are left eye dominate you would see both eyes.  (I am assuming you are right handed

2.  You are correct about seeing 2 eyes and your head being behind the ball.  The main thing is to make sure both eyes are on the line of the putt.  You don’t want your eye “twisted” so that one eye is inside the line and the other eye outside the line.  Your perception would be adversely affected.

The next time you are practicing with the EDGE Mirror, experiment with the ball position.  Move it forward and backward and watch how your eyes see the line.  You will find your best position.

Let me know if I can help further.

All the best,

Sam

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Training with the Ball of Steel will put energy into your stroke.  More than 100 Tour players have this year!

Make sure you download the V1 App for your iPhone, iPad, or Android device to analyze your putting. This will help show your improvement with the Ball of Steel.

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If it is too fast, then your stroke will be too quick.

When you slow your approach to the ball, your stroke will be soooooth.

Using the Golf Metronome will help your body hear a tempo, and your heartbeat will move toward that speed.

Stand behind the ball and listen to the pace of the metronome beat.  Approach the putt at that pace.  Make practice strokes at that pace.  Hit the putt with the same pace.

You will be amazed at how relaxed you will become under pressure and how well you will putt.

Way to GO!

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Hitting consistent chips and pitches require 2 skills:
1. Land your ball in your target zone
2. Hit the ball with the proper trajectory to create the proper amount of spin and roll

Proper practice should focus on these 2 skills.

You will need good targets to help you. They attract your focus, and make practice fun.

Play the Game:
Create a target ladder. Toss targets 3-5 yards apart beginning at 5 yards from you.
Hit shots to your landing zones. Choose your most lofted club. Start with the nearest target, then to the next further target; continue back with targets nearer to you.
Change trajectory. Take your next lofted club and hit shots up and down your “ladder”. Continue until you have worked through each club through your 5 iron.

You are practicing exactly what you need on the course to get it “up and down” from anywhere.

Way to GO!