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For those that aren't familiar with it, here's what Odyssey say:
http://uk.odysseygolf.com/more/putting-info/eyefit/
Of late, I've been having doubts about my Scotty Cameron Del Mar, all completely in my head, but decided to visit the range to have a look at putters.
While there, one of the pro's mentioned the above from Odyssey as a starting point for a fitting.
It's basically a putting mirror on the floor with 4 lines and an image of a ball overlayed on top. You address the ball, with a putter, as you would on the putting green. Here's an image of the mirror:
Which ever line your eyes are closest to relates on their dash system to which kind of putter you need, from face balanced through to advanced toe hang.
My eyes, lined up on the lowest line meaning I need an advanced toe hang (4 dashes). The pro then selected a number of Odyssey putters, and a few from other manufacturers that suited that toe hang and we went to the putting green.
These are putters that suit how I fall into the Eye-Fit system
http://www.odysseygolf.com/eyefit-4-dash/eyefit-4-dash,en_US,sc.html
Exactly the same as my Del Mar
When the Pro (Simon) asked what putter I currently used, he was quite honest and said, stick with that. He checked my length was also correct. He said I could do with around half an inch added to the shaft length, other wise I was in good order.
Peace of mind and pennies saved.
Has any one else used Odyssey's Eye-Fit system? What were your thoughts on it?
http://uk.odysseygolf.com/more/putting-info/eyefit/
Of late, I've been having doubts about my Scotty Cameron Del Mar, all completely in my head, but decided to visit the range to have a look at putters.
While there, one of the pro's mentioned the above from Odyssey as a starting point for a fitting.
It's basically a putting mirror on the floor with 4 lines and an image of a ball overlayed on top. You address the ball, with a putter, as you would on the putting green. Here's an image of the mirror:
Which ever line your eyes are closest to relates on their dash system to which kind of putter you need, from face balanced through to advanced toe hang.
My eyes, lined up on the lowest line meaning I need an advanced toe hang (4 dashes). The pro then selected a number of Odyssey putters, and a few from other manufacturers that suited that toe hang and we went to the putting green.
These are putters that suit how I fall into the Eye-Fit system
http://www.odysseygolf.com/eyefit-4-dash/eyefit-4-dash,en_US,sc.html
Exactly the same as my Del Mar
When the Pro (Simon) asked what putter I currently used, he was quite honest and said, stick with that. He checked my length was also correct. He said I could do with around half an inch added to the shaft length, other wise I was in good order.
Peace of mind and pennies saved.
Has any one else used Odyssey's Eye-Fit system? What were your thoughts on it?
