Although this season is still young, my scores have been somewhat disappointing. I seem to have lost a degree of accuracy with my driver and irons, so I’ve begun searching for answers. Because all clues pointed to my grip, I thought that I may have been doing something different subconsciously – something that I hadn’t been doing before. After repeatedly practicing to hold my hands at different places up, down and around the grip, I decided to try The Perfect Golf Grip,…
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The weakest part of my golf game is putting. I find it quite difficult to read the breaks in the greens, especially on putts going sideways or up and down hills. I’ve tried numerous things and there are some very good products like Sure Putt (which I’ve reviewed) which help, but I wanted to know all the breaks similar to what the Tour Pro’s know. They get these awesome green books at each event which shows all the breaks from…
At the PGA show, I came across a company called Stance Check, who has developed specialty glasses that helps the golfer better coordinate their connection between eye movement and a full club swing. I was intrigued as I had previously only heard talk of eye-position influencing putting . . . never full shots. Stance Check glasses look very similar to traditional sunglasses, except the Stance Check glasses include a special plastic cover that shields your non-dominant eye. Nothing actually makes…
I’ve tried many putting training aids, and all emphasize putting your path through the ball. While at the PGA show, I found a very different type of putting training aid and it’s called the Eye Putt Pro. The Eye Putt Pro is unique from other putting aids because the Eye Putt Pro focuses on two principles, 1st – assuring that your putter is always level while behind the golf ball and 2nd making sure your eyes are positioned directly over…




