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The Visio Putting Performance Profile Tool is designed to assess your putting skills and offer personalised product recommendations to help you improve.
Looking to improve your putting? It all starts with taking a look at yourself. Our Visio Golf Putting Mirrors are here to revolutionise your practice sessions!
et’s take a look at the Visio Putting Balls and how they can help you develop the key skills you need in order to become a great putter.
The Visio putting balls come as a pack of three and each ball has a very distinctive design, including a black and white ball, a crosshair ball, and a triple alignment ball.
When it comes to putting in golf, one critical aspect often overlooked is putter face alignment. Even the smallest deviation, as little as one degree off line, can be the difference between sinking a putt or watching it slide past the hole.
Mastering the putting stroke is a key aspect of excelling in golf. One crucial concept to grasp is the idea that the putting stroke should travel on an arc rather than moving straight back and straight forward. Some of the reasons why this should happen.
I guarantee you have read this somewhere, been told this by your friends or had this tip offered to you at some point. It’s the cause of an epidemic of poor speed control I see across golfers.
One of the biggest learning experiences for me in my coaching career has been being around high performing athletes. You learn a lot being immersed in such environments.
One of the most common mistakes I see every day with golfers is their inability to control their speed on the greens effectively.
This leads to putts ending either well short of the hole or excessively beyond it. The more this happens the more of a challenge it becomes, fluctuating from hole to hole and round to round.
Putting on greens is widely regarded as the most critical aspect of the game of golf; however, it is also widely overlooked by most golfers. Despite its seemingly straightforward nature, it is a skill that poses significant challenges to even the most seasoned golfers. The intricacies of putting lie in the mastery of three essential skills: Start line, Speed control, and Green Reading.
MOI stands for ‘Moment of Inertia’, and it is a concept used to describe the resistance of an object to rotational motion. When it comes to a putter in golf, MOI refers to the putter’s ability to resist twisting or rotating around a point when struck off-centre, the point being the centre of the face or sweet spot.
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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.
