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GTA Dual Laser Putting Aid

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This putting aid is design to give visual feedback without the putter being manipulated by a track or board.

When you make a putting stroke the path and clubface positions are produce by your own action. With a track or board the motion produce is dictated by the object being used.

The GTA Dual Laser Putting Aid will show you the path of your actions, and also, it will indicate what the putter face is doing.

If you are want a Straight Back-Straight Through stroke, with the putter face remaining square to the target line, it will indicate if this is being done. Example #1 below.

If you are want a Straight Back-Straight Through stroke with the putter face opening on the back stroke, returning to square at impact and closing in the follow through, it will indicate if this is being done. Example #2 below.

If you are want a Curved/Arc putting stroke, the putter face will need to open on the back stroke, returning to square at impact and close in the follow through, it will indicate if this is being done. Example #3 below. The amount of Curved/Arc will depend on how much the beams during the stroke go below the line and the amount of opening or closing of the putter face will be determine on how much one laser beams is lower or higher than the other.

With aids that have one laser dot being projected, you cannot verify the putter face action, only the stroke path. Example #3 below.                                        

                     Examples of three putting strokes.

    Example #1 Straight Back/Straight Through/Square/Square

Place the Dual Laser beams on a line that is parallel to the target line (Figure #1 above). During the entire stroke the laser beams should remain on the line.

Example #2 Straight Back/Straight Through/Open/Square/Close

Place the Dual Laser beams on a line that is parallel to the target line (Figure #1 above). In a Straight Back-Straight Through putting stroke, with the putter face opening in the back stroke than returning to square at impact and closing in the forward stroke. In the backstroke the beam that is nearer to the target should remain on the line and the other beam will go below the line.  After impact when both beams have return back on the line, than in the forward stroke the beam that is future from the target line should remain on the line.

Example #3 Curved/Arc putting stroke/Square to the Curve/Arc

Positions of Dual Laser beams to a line parallel to the target line (Figure #1 above). At the end of the back stroke, the beam nearest the target will need to go below the line and the other beam will need to be even lower. In the forward stroke, and after the putter returns to impact and both beams are again on the line, the trailing beam will need to go below the line the same amount as the beam that was trailing in the back stroke.

                                            $35.95