This is the Illegal ball marker that allows you to read every single putt from Amazon! This could be the answer to holing more putts and breaking a 100 for the first time or even breaking 90, break 80 or even break 75!
Alex Elliott looks at this illegal ball marker that could take golf by storm! I think this could be the best ball marker/ training aid in golf that actually allows golfers to lower their scores!
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18 Comments
the big question is would you use this? 🤣
interesting 🤔
It’s interesting in theory, but it’s not big enough to give you a real reading but if you could find one that was digital, that would be awesome.
was one of the reviews on amazon from patrick reed ?
Nope I wouldn't bother with it. I don't believe it's that accurate anyway. It only gives you a reading where your ball is and not down the whole line of the putt. Those 4 putts you did were tap ins anyway mate 😊
This marker and the wheel putter and your set lol 😂👍🏌️♀️
No I wouldn't use it. I would deploy a surveyor. 😁
Yeah yeah
Yeah show us already
It’s always up to you whether you want to be committed or not.
I just saw a commercial for this earlier today. No I would not use it. The slope is where your ball is not at or around the hole. So I don't think it would work too well for long putts. Plus it's illegal
That’s what they do with unsold fishing lures. They repurpose them into gimmicks for lost golf souls.
Last summer I was struggling at my local club on the course and the putting green because the greens were subtle breaks. I downloaded a digital spirit level for free on my phone. I spent hours on the putting green using it to help me understand the break. I improved so much in such a short time.
What a crock of 💩💩
Bought 2!
I don't understand why this marker is illegal. Unless you use it on the entire line of the putt, you only get a slope at the ball location. Aim point, where you straddle the line of the putt, is far more accurate in helping you gauge the line and break 🤷♀
I actually got one similar to yours the magnate round spirit level and I put it on the butter head and putt with it during my practice round it help me to learn to read the green quicker. It accurately, but when playing competitions I don't put it on.
I would not use it during competitive rounds. I would use it during practice rounds. The fact that it is illegal is somewhat amusing since every PGA pro golfer has detailed green books that shows every undulation and break on the green. Additionally, the professional golfer has the added aid of a professional caddie who has analyzed every green before the round begins, plus, they are advised of the speed of the green before every round begins. And, somebody decides that this ball marker is illegal. I think I'll buy one and plot every green on my home course and make my own detailed book of our greens. I have trouble believing that this cheaply made ball marker is anywhere near the accuracy of the PGA green reading books. If this ball marker is illegal, then the PGA green books should be illegal too. They hypocracy of the USGA is astounding.
The golf rules of -23 allows for amateurs using technology to read a putt. The displayed tech in this video might be a gimmick, but rest assured those aids will have a market. Having worked in IT for over 20 years, I see drones having LIDAR's scanning the greens and projecting the target point and pace for the amateur golfer.