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Using three reference points, as with the Precision Marker and Trainer, enables the golfer to gain a wider view and better understanding of the putting path. Research proves that this green reading approach improves the average golfer’s ability to line up the putts more precisely and sink more putts. The Precision Marker and Trainer will improve your green reading and aiming skills and help you Putt with confidence.

Read the green conditions/characteristics, place the Precision Marker/Trainer, and remove the ball. Rotate the Precision Marker/Trainer until the legs are pointing at the outside edges of the most probable putting path and the center point is pointing down the putting path. Replace your ball with the directional line marked on the ball parallel to the marker arms, remove the marker/trainer, and putt along the desired putting path.

1. Precision Golf Ball Position Marking the Ball Prior to Lifting: This ensures the player will never accidentally mismark the ball, avoiding disputes and/or penalty strokes (Precision Marker or Trainer).
2. Accurately Reposition the Ball When Asked to Move It by an Opponent: When properly placed, it shows (reminds) you the specific direction you move the ball, avoiding disputes and/or penalty strokes (Precision Marker or Trainer).
3. Gaining a Wider View of Your Putting Path: The Precision Marker or Trainer uses a three-reference-point alignment method to provide golfers with a better sense of their putting path (see above).

1. Practicing Golf Swing Drills With Any Club at Home or Work: Year-round practice in a backyard with grass of similar height to golf course grass or on an artificial grass mat indoors or outdoors (Precision Marker or Trainer).
2. Practicing Putting Alignment by Squaring the Putter Face to the Ball Using the Precision Trainer: This allows you to adjust your putting grip to ensure that the putter face is square to the ball.
3. Practicing Chipping Drills by Hitting Out of a Greenside Bunker Using the Precision Trainer: Beginning golfers look at the back of the golf ball, resulting in “sculled” sand shots. Hitting behind the Precision Trainer will teach you the correct striking sand 1-3″ behind the ball.
4. Practicing Golf Putting Drills to Avoid “Grass Lag”: Many golfers experience “grass lag” when the putter drags the putting surface on either their back or forward swing. The Precision Trainer helps you avoid missed putts caused by “grass lag.”
5. Practice Putting, Aiming, and Putting Distance Control by Determining the Best Speed and Path for Sinking Your Putt: Practice medium- to long-distance putts, considering green friction, distance, slope (tiers), and smoothness (humps) by strategically placing precision markers along the path and when the ball stopped to improve your successful putt rate.
6. Create Imaginary Holes Using the Precision Marker: Place markers on golf course greens or at home to represent holes with different putting conditions. Then work on your aiming and speed control as discussed above, with the ball stopping around 12 inches past the marker.