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05-29-2003, 10:58 AM
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 Sink more putts Hi Bud, We will assume that when you align the text on the ball, you are doing this part accurately. I think the problem probably occurs when you try and align the putter face to the ball. A good dway of solving this is to have a line on the back of your putter to help you witht hye alignment. You can do this as a temporary measure by adding a strip of white tape or somethig similar. The photo below showes an Odyssey putter with a black line. I think something like this would help you align the face of the putter to the text on the ball and thus sink more putts!!! Give it a go.
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05-29-2003, 01:28 PM
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 Putting alignment Thanks for the advice!!!!! I currently use a Ping Anser 2i which has one black line on it for alignment but I think I will use the white tape idea for additional visual aid. Maybe I'll look into the Odyssey 2ball putter when the price is more reasonable! Thanks again! |
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