Position both TRUVIS balls at each end of the black centre line printed on the template and just wider than the putter head width from toe to heel, this will form a gate.
Your goal is to not make contact with either of the x2 TRUVIS balls during your stroke. If you contact either one of the TRUVIS balls you will get instant feedback as to which side of the SWEET-SPOT you tend to strike your putts from.
If you make contact with the TRUVIS ball positioned near the heel of the putter, then you probably have a toe-strike tendency, and if you make contact with the TRUVIS ball positioned near the toe of the putter, then you probably have a heel-strike tendency.
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.
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