Putting Guide Instructional leaflet

Putt Guider

www.puttguider.com Instructions 1 Place “The Putt Guider” six inches in front of the cup. 2 Use a tee or ball marker to mark your desired distance between 2 & 6 feet. 3 Make sure the target on top of the putt guider is central to the cup. 4 Place first ball beside the marked distance. 5 Follow your line from ball to back of the hole. 6 Execute your putt with pace and confidence. Q. How will “The Putt Guider” help me? A.. Most club golfers are weak putters inside six feet, they rely on the ball falling into the hole rather than rattling it home with pace and confidence like a top touring professional. “The Putt Guider” will develop these skills because “The Putt Guider” is such a small target it raises your mind’s senses, which in turn will heighten your concentration levels. It will highlight any wrist, leg and head movement allowing you to make adjustments accordingly. Finally you will be able to feel and visualise a putt. 07590 848903 sales@puttguider.com The game Start at two feet, uses five balls at a time (we call this a stage). Try and hole every ball with pace. We find that the last ball in a stage is the one you think about most and is the one that recreates the pressure we feel on the course. Once you have completed the first stage its time to move on to stage two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and finally ten. Once you have completed this (50 putts at centre and at pace) consider yourself a master at this distance but remember you have five more distances to follow a chart is included below. 2 feet 10 Stages (50 Putts) 3 feet 8 Stages (40 Putts) 4 feet 6 Stages (30 Putts) 5 feet 4 Stages (20 Putts) 6 feet 2 Stages (10 Putts) Due to many people emailing us claiming themselves to be “Masters” The “PUTT GUIDER PRO” is under development and will soon be available from the website. Register your e-mail address on-line for release date. www.puttguider.com/register.htm Q. Will I see instant results? A.. Definitely! As you complete a couple of stages successfully, your putting stroke will become smoother. You will feel the putt starting from the shoulders and see the putter head following through towards the hole. What a fantastic sight and sound hearing a putt enter the hole dead centre at pace.

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