Clearview Putter No matter how well you read a putt, if you don't start the ball on the correct line, you won't make the putt. Like all golf strokes, if the golfer does not have the technique to line the shot up properly, it is difficult to make a good stroke and achieve your goal. The Clearview Putter allows you to concentrate on reading the green, and distance to stroke the ball based on the read. $f ""player"", {src: ""videosflowplayerflowplayer.commercial-3.1.5.swf"", cachebusting: true}, { key: '#$450d1f2cfdf440be091', clip: { url: ""http:www.intheholegolf.comvideosclearview-putterclearview-putter.flv"", autoPlay: false, autoBuffering: true } } ; With its unique Dual-Line System, the Clearview Putter helps you properly address the ball before, during and after your putting stroke ? setting you up in the proper position and giving you instant feedback if your stroke breaks down at anytime! The set up is the key to every stroke in golf, whether driving, approaching, chipping or putting. Without a repeatable set up the chances of putting a good stroke on the ball is diminished drastically. Using the Dual-Line system, the player will have the ability to set up properly and consistently every time. So with the Clearview Putter, you are not distracted by a solid face ? you concentrate on the line on the top of the putter. With its unique Dual-Line System, the Clearview Putter will give you instant feedback before, during and after your putting stroke ? helping you correct flaws at any time. Using the Clearview Putter will help you gain these instant advantages: * Sets you over the ball, * Positions your hands in the same place every time, * Gives you instant feedback, and * Improves your aim by simplifying the sight line How to Use The Clearview 1. Using the flat on the bottom of the putter place the club flat on the ground with your feet together. 2. Adjust your eyes over the putter and move in and out until the line running perpendicular to the face disappears. 3. Set your feet and body to the position of your eyes placing the ball in the middle of your stance. 4. Position your hands on the putter moving forward and back until the bottom white line running parallel to the face disappears. During the stroke: If at any time you see the bottom white line you know that your swing has broken down and needs to be corrected.
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