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Designed to provide an absolute reference to see the high point and low point of the hole, accurately identify the degree of slope, and immediately recognize the correct alignment of the putter face and the stroke path.
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As all golfers know, reading the green and
identifying the slope is one of the most challenging aspects of golf.
You can have the perfect putting stroke, but if you don't choose the
proper line to the hole, you will miss every time. And missing putts can
devastate scores and handicaps. Putting accounts for over 40% of strokes
in a typical 18-hole round of golf! Unlike average golfers, putters with
exceptional ability putt with their eyes.
Designed to provide an absolute reference to see the high point and low
point of the hole, accurately identify the degree of slope, immediately
recognize the correct alignment of the putter face and the stroke path,
have a point of reference for reading the rest of the green.
What is the Hole Slope Indicator?
The Hole Slope Indicator is a small, portable device that
rests in and around the rim of any regulation golf hole. The key feature
is a precision inclinometer bubble placed in the center of the hole to
accurately indicate the degree and direction of slope. This identifies
the fall line, where gravitational pull has the greatest effect on the
ball as it slows near the hole.
In the center of the HSI are crosshair markings, and circles
identifying the degrees of slope based on position of the bubble. The
bubble always floats to the highest point around the hole. For example,
if the bubble is in the center, there is a 0-degree of slope the
putting surface is perfectly flat. If the bubble comes to rest at the
2-degree circle, then there is a 2-degree slope.
Outside the center are markings to help you clearly identify and mark
the key positions of the hole. Simply follow the easy Precision Practice
System and you're ready to begin improving your putting!
Clockworx Putting Hole Slope Indicator (HSI)
Product Features:
- Accurate
- Easy to use
- Durable
- Water proof
- Carry in golf bag or pocket
The tool for the perfect read.
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fits in any golf hole and is flush with the green. The markings
around the HSI bubble indicate the high and low points of the
hole and degrees of slope. Rotate the HSI until the bubble hits
the 12 o'clock crosshair. |
Once
you mark the key points with the included markers, remove the
HSI and begin practicing. |
Start
by putting at the 6 o'clock position. This is a straight uphill
putt and will help you gauge if your putting stroke is proper. A
missed putt to the right or left indicates a problem at impact
not the break of the green. |
Begin
putting around the clock at all positions. This allows you to
correctly judge the break of the green at the most critical
point of the ball's path and help you aim at the proper
quadrant of the hole. |
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