Putting alignment

[fundy]

Am looking for a practise tool to help get my putting alignment more consistent, my stroke is ok but every time I get someone to check my alignment its not quite where I think it is.

Someone has recommended the Pelz Putting Tutor, which looks as though would be ideal. However, I can't find anywhere that sells it in the UK?

Has anyone used one and would recommend it it? Or recommend something as an alternative? (Ideally I want a tool rather than placing sticks or tees down each time as invariably I dont get them accurate enough)

 

[Imurg]

Are you there Bob?

 

[fundy]

Imurg

I have one of Bobs, not sure it does want I want tho (in terms of alignment)

 

[Imurg]

Well I'm sure he's got something else up his sleeve...

 

[goldenbare]

Imurg

I have one of Bobs, not sure it does want I want tho (in terms of alignment)

Blasphemy

 

[G_Mulligan]

Having seen the Dave Peltz being used I did look into getting one. I could not find one in UK and think they were $50+shipping. I reckon I can make one myself the same as his for like £5 in materials and will give it a go when I have a rainy day spare.

 

[fundy]

on yer rainy day make a couple, Ill send you the money for the materials for both

 

[bobmac]

Why not draw a line on your ball, point the line in the required direction and putt along that line

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Why not use one of these. It shows if your head is over the ball and your shoulders are parallel. If you say the stroke is ok then these shoudl confirm the basics are in order and it's happy days again

http://www.improvemygolf.co.uk/acatalog/Yes_Small_Putting_Mirror.html

 

[fundy]

Bob

I tend to use that on the course, but when practising I want something where I can set something up that I know is correct, hit a handful of putts with it in place, then remove it and repeat.

With the line on the ball it is only so accurate, and I struggle to set the up accurately enough when practsing

 

[fundy]

interesting Homer Ill take a look at that thanks

 

[Robobum]

Get a plumbers chalk line from B&Q for a couple of quid.

Snap a line on the green (it will wash off at the first sign of rain or dew) and then Robert is your Mother's brother.

 

[Apple]

I think you should practise more.
Practice makes perfect.

 

[Alex1975]

I think you should practise more.
Practice makes perfect.

LOVE IT!! Come on Steve, what were you thinking, just practice more!