The device when set up creates a linear reference along the target line to help players appreciate if the “straight line looks straight”. The device also creates a perpendicular reference to the target line so players can appreciate if “square looks square”. The player or coach can then adjust the players set up or head position so that they can gain a better perception of straight/square which as a consequence can help a players putter aim/targeting on the golf course.

The arc of the stroke is aligned so that the projected path at impact is perfectly square to the ball to target line, which is also referenced on the Mi Putting Template. A common preference for many golfers and teaching professionals is to ensure the putter face is square to the path of the stroke, particularly through the hitting area and that the path is pointing down the ball to target line at impact. Practising with the Mi Putting Template will allow you to feel what good mechanics are and take them on the course to hole more putts. In golfing terms, the radius can be best viewed as the centre of the players rotation and the inclined plane is the angle that centre of rotation lies within/works along. The Visio Laser putting aid comes with two different end caps, which will project either a dot or a straight line. It also comes with a fully adjustable tripod, rechargeable battery, charger and protective Visio case. Enable you to safely store the putting aid when not in use and easily take it to the course or practice ground.Many devices used by Instructors today analyze a golfer’s putting stroke. In contrast, only the TempoStik shows you and helps you feel ideal acceleration timing and rhythm.

Unscrew by hand the front bumper leg and you can trace the aim path on the putting surface, simply by tilting the base up and down. Assess alignment on short putts, long putts, straight and breaking putts. It’s a great tool to highlight aim points and train the eyes for improved alignment. The Original Visio template was based on a 120cm radius. This would be a commonly found radius. That radius was matched to inclined planes of 12, 15, 18 and 21 degree.The new series of templates based upon the old 120 radius would match the arc created on inclined planes of 8, 12,16,20 and 24 degrees. How to select your putting template (powered by Capto Technology) The New Series of 5 templates represent the 5 most found arc “sizes”. These different “sizes” also account for the multiple inclined planes and radius combinations. E.g.: 2 players could have different planes but having a different radius also could result in them having the same arc and the same template. As you can appreciate, different players will create different centres of rotation and work them on different inclined planes. The template essentially represents what the arc would look like as a 2D projection along the ground.

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Alternatively, you may already have this information from a measuring device such as Capto. Template Calculator The TempoStik can also compute the profile of the stroke based on the speed of the green and the slope the golf is putting across, regardless of the tempo and rhythm of the golfer The No 1 classification represents a shallow arc and the No 5 represents a strong arc with a progression in between from 1 to 5. Along with the projection of the curvature of the stroke the Mi Putting Template also displays the club face angle of the putter, as it would look if square to the arc of the stroke. Introducing the NEW Visio TempoStik. The TempoStik is an advanced Golf Training device that teaches putting rhythm, tempo and speed control.