Eye Line Golf Putting Scope The Eyeline Golf Putting Scope System was developed with Michael Breed. Aim the Scope at the intended starting line of your putt. Align your eyes, putter, and body to the Scope Rod... you are ready to make a great stroke. Use the small opening in the Scope Legs to fine tune the starting line of your putts indoors or outdoors. f player, src videosflowplayerflowplayer.commercial 3.1.5.swf, cachebusting true, key '450d1f2cfdf440be091', clip url httpwww.intheholegolf.comvideoseyeline golf putting scopeeyeline golf putting scope.flv, autoPlay false, autoBuffering true The Putting Scope will help you with Alignment Align yourself on the proper starting line for your putt. Speed Control Set the Putting Scope up as a line and learn to roll the ball exactly to that line. Stroke Length Mark the Rod with a marker to check stroke length back and through. Entry Points of Putts Use a Scope leg on the high point of a putt and learn to roll the putt at the correct speed. Great for use indoors or outdoors! Features EyeLine Golf Putting Scope USE THE SCOPE FOR ALIGNMENT Set the Scope on your target line. Set the ball beneath the rod, and align your eyes over the rod. Use the rod to help align your feet and shoulders. Set the putter face square to the rod and target line. Roll the ball through the Scope legs. USE THE SCOPE TO HELP WITH BREAKING PUTTS We have a tendency to align ourself to the cup and try to push or pull the putt to allow for break. It is impossible to be consistent with this method. Use the Scope to create a proper alignment to the correct starting line. Aim the Scope at the apex the highest point of your breaking putt, and align yourself to the rod. Start your putt on this line and let gravity take the ball to the hole. USE A SCOPE LEG FOR HELP ON BREAKING PUTTS TO DEVELOP PROPER SPEED Find a breaking putt, and set up for an 8 10 putt. Set a Scope leg on the line where the ball would enter the cup. Practice rolling the ball through the Scope opening at the proper speed. If the speed is corr