Sweet Spot 360 3-PackThe Sweet Spot 360˚ is a reusable foam piece that sticks to the face of your putter.
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Meet the Sweet Spot 360
"Even though I've given thousands of putting lessons, it didn't take
that many to figure out that most poor putters miss the sweet spot
while great players hit it. Practicing with the sweet spot will help
you to learn whether you're hitting the top, bottom, toe or heel on
your missed putts. Most players have a consistent pattern of how
they miss putts. Once the Sweet Spot 360 helps you to identify your
miss, you are on the way to becoming a better putter."
How the Sweet Spot 360 Works
"The sweet spot works for all three learning styles. Visually, many
players make the mistake of improperly lining up their putter face
to the ball. The sweet spot helps a player to see how to correctly
align the face of the putter to the ball. When striking a putt off
center, auditory learners will hear the "thud" versus the "click"
when they hit the center of the putter. Kinesthetic learners will
feel the spongy contact of the sweet spot versus solid feel of the
center of the putter. The sweet spot will give a player the feedback
of incorrect and correct so they can start to repeat the stroke that
gives them the correct contact, helping them on their way to
becoming a better putter."
Using the Sweet Spot 360
Peel off the adhesive backing off the sweet spot. Then line it up so
the open face matches the sweet spot of your putter. If you find
that you are hitting the toe of your putter, you most likely have an
outside-in stroke. If you hit the heel, you most likely have an
inside-out stroke. If you hit the top of the sweet spot, your putter
is descending. If you hit the bottom, your putter is ascending. Once
you are aware of your error you can work to correct it using the
sweet spot. Every time you make a correct stroke, you will be
rewarded by hitting the center of your putter, putting a solid roll
on your ball.
Todd Sones
Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher
Golf Digest 50 Greatest Teachers
Golf Magazine Best Golf Schools in America
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