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Trains Your Eye to Read
The slope of the green surface at the hole is the biggest single factor in how a putt will break. It determines if the ball rolls right to left, left to right, or straight. Find the fall line, and you are well on your way to making the putt. Helps You Judge How The average golfer has trouble in determining which way the ball will break at the hole. Faster green speeds have added to this difficulty, as they tend to multiply any error in the judgement of distance and break. Allows You to be More The ability to judge the slope at the hole allows you to putt with greater confidence and commitment to your line. Indecision about which way the ball will break undermines your confidence and leads to a tentative stroke. Lowers the Total Number The most common putts are in the range of 4 to 5 feet with some break to them. They are the result of chipping from off the green, and from a long lag putt while on the green. Most of these putts are makeable, but are missed as a result of a misread. Return from Fall Line Putt Reader to Fall Line |
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