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Not all missed putts are misreads, many miss because the ball never starts on the intended line.
Great putts don’t just finish in the hole, they start on the perfect line. And that’s exactly what Visio Putting Gates train you to master.
Want to make more putts? Focus on start line.
Controlling your start line is non-negotiable if you want to improve. It’s the one variable you can fully own and the one that influences everything else, from speed to green reading.
If you’re looking to develop better speed control in your putting, using the TempoStik+ can be a great tool. However, to get the most out of it, there are some best practices you can follow. One effective way to fine-tune your stroke and understand your acceleration profile is by videoing yourself as you use the TempoStik+.
At Visio Golf, “Practice with Purpose” means focusing your time and energy on deliberate, structured practice designed to achieve clear, measurable goals. Whether you’re working on starting putts on your intended line or improving your overall putting performance, practicing with purpose can help you make faster, more meaningful progress.
If your putts keep missing the mark, even with a solid stroke, the problem might not be your technique. It could be your setup, your eye-line, or even the length of your putter.
Even with perfect mechanics, if your eyes aren’t in the right spot, your setup could be sabotaging your stroke.
Do you struggle with slow timing in your putting stroke? A slow backswing can lead to poor acceleration, loss of control, and inconsistent speed, leading to missed putts.
One of the most common questions golfers ask themselves when considering a new putter is, ‘Which style of putter do I need?’. Choosing the right putter is crucial for improving performance on the greens and lowering your scores.
Improving your putting skills is a key part of becoming a great golfer. While it may seem challenging to practice putting without access to a dedicated practice green, there are several effective ways to enhance your skills right in the comfort of your own home.
If you pick up a putter and balance the shaft horizontally across your finger, notice if the head of the putter twists. Specifically, observe how much the toe of the putter head hangs down toward the ground. The amount of toe hang can vary from minimal to significant.
When it comes to golf equipment, most players understand the value of being custom-fitted for drivers, fairway woods, irons, and wedges. However, the putter, a club responsible for nearly half the strokes in a typical round, often goes overlooked in the custom-fitting process.
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Do the alignment lines on your putter enhance your accuracy, or could they be hindering your performance?
Most golfers use the lines on their putters to aim the face precisely along their chosen start line. This is especially common if you also use a line on your golf ball to assist with aiming. But have you ever considered whether these lines are actually benefiting you?
ou step up, address the ball with your putter, and make a smooth stroke, only to watch the ball veer off line like it had a mind of its own. You swear you aimed it right. But did you? For most golfers, the issue isn’t the stroke. It’s misalignment, starting the ball in the wrong direction from the very beginning.
Do you ever stand over a putt and second guess your read, only to watch the ball miss wide, breaking too much or not enough? You’re not alone. And there’s a chance, the problem isn’t your stroke, it’s the read.
Putting is often lost before the ball even moves. distance, slope (angle & gradient), grain and other factors can all influence how the ball rolls. If you misread those pieces of information, even a good stroke can send the putt off line.
