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Anyone ever seen this? I just found it on my teaching pro's website.
It seems he actually came up with the idea...although we haven't explored
my short game yet. I like the 'training' and 'pro' side ideas. Falling off the
track is an interesting idea to me.

Not sure I like the $50 price tag, but I'm sure I spend $$$ on dumber things...
and if it helps, then it's worth it.

https://puttpath.com/ ( https://youtu.be/tyMNpVWB6po)

What do you think? Would you use it?
 
pass. i have this putting arc that i used for a little while. go to the 0:30 mark, mine is the bigger yellow aid in the middle. you can have it, just pm me.
 
dhartmann34 said:
Anyone ever seen this? I just found it on my teaching pro's website.
It seems he actually came up with the idea...although we haven't explored
my short game yet. I like the 'training' and 'pro' side ideas. Falling off the
track is an interesting idea to me.

Not sure I like the $50 price tag, but I'm sure I spend $$$ on dumber things...
and if it helps, then it's worth it.

https://puttpath.com/ ( https://youtu.be/tyMNpVWB6po)

What do you think? Would you use it?
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We have this in our studio. Great device to help train your putting.
 
How does the 'falling off the track' work? Is it something that would stick in your head or are you able to focus on
just making the actual swing?

seemoreputters said:
We have this in our studio. Great device to help train your putting.
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this does look like a nice aid. I use the kostis putting professor to ingrain the inside to inside face square to path. Then i have a aluminum yard stick i putt down in the living room, the kids like that one too. The yard stick is great for starting putts online. Same idea as the above.
 
The instant feedback is what I like about this thing. I don't know why, but falling off the track appeals to me. Rather than waiting to see where it ends up because I know
I hit some bad putts and then end up going in.


LordByron said:
this does look like a nice aid. I use the kostis putting professor to ingrain the inside to inside face square to path. Then i have a aluminum yard stick i putt down in the living room, the kids like that one too. The yard stick is great for starting putts online. Same idea as the above.
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This is cool, and if you didnt know the guy I would say you could probably make one with a yard stick. I bet he gives students a break on it. Anything that gets you to practice your putting is worth every penny....ha.
 
Great idea to see, and train to starting the ball on the right line. I do this a bit more cost effectively; 36" of masking tape on my putting surface. Roll the ball the length of the tape and the line is pretty good.
 
JayB said:
Great idea to see, and train to starting the ball on the right line. I do this a bit more cost effectively; 36" of masking tape on my putting surface. Roll the ball the length of the tape and the line is pretty good.
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sounds like you part with cash about as easily as I do! :act-up:
 
The only difference from a yardstick is the path aspect. Only watched the video so I don't know if the colors are for different arc amounts. I was also confused when the video indicated that inside square inside was not typically taught. I would say that is what is primarily taught and considered "perfect " but not often achieved even at the professional level.
 
dhartmann34 said:
Anyone ever seen this? I just found it on my teaching pro's website.
It seems he actually came up with the idea...although we haven't explored
my short game yet. I like the 'training' and 'pro' side ideas. Falling off the
track is an interesting idea to me.

Not sure I like the $50 price tag, but I'm sure I spend $$$ on dumber things...
and if it helps, then it's worth it.

https://puttpath.com/ ( https://youtu.be/tyMNpVWB6po)

What do you think? Would you use it?
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You are a Dork and I can say that because I am your Dad. you are one of the best putters I have ever seen you have the gift that not many have. You don't need any flipping putting aids

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MSH134 said:
You are a Dork and I can say that because I am your Dad. you are one of the best putters I have ever seen you have the gift that not many have. You don't need any flipping putting aids

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Always room for improvement. When you settle, you don't improve in my opinion.

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dhartmann34 said:
Always room for improvement. When you settle, you don't improve in my opinion.

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What's to improve there's not many like you on the greens or from 100 yards in.

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Pricey for a painted yars stick to say the least but I like the concept
 
I like the concept but seems like I could paint up a metal yardstick & get the same benefit for a lot less $$. But like the man said above:

Anything that gets you to practice your putting is worth every penny....ha.
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