The most common preshot putting technique on all tours is to aim a putter first before gripping and building a stance. This is a vulnerable way to putt because only slight amounts of motion in key joints can ruin a…
Demonstration with the Hackmotion wrist sensor showing the stability of the DynAlign pre-shot alignment technique for putting. DynAlign stabilizes a putting stroke by reducing the range of motion in major joints. This video shows stability against excess cocking and uncocking…
A lot of people are switching to armlock putting, and while it can provide stability for undesirable motion in the lead wrist, motion in the shoulders and torso can easily cause a putter to go offline. Benefits of armlock putting…
Before spending a lot of money on a new putter, you may want to think about learning how to stabilize your putting stroke so you can putt with any putter. DynAlign dynamic pre-shot alignment uses soft end-range alignment to reduce…
Controlling the amount of force in a putting stroke can be difficult on fast downhill putts. A player may instinctively lighten their grip pressure to prevent hitting the putt too hard but lighter grip pressure can make force application less…
This is the 10 year anniversary of DynAlign first being used on the PGA Tour. It resulted in two #1 rankings for putting: 100% from 3 feet, and over 98% from inside 5 feet. The video talks about the history…
They say if you know how to putt, you can putt with a stick. Technique is more important than equipment in determining the success of a golf shot. Having a putter fitted for a player’s aim and stroke tendencies can…
The unique DynAlign dynamic pre-shot alignment technique can help fix 11 common issues players have with putting. The DynAlign pre-shot routine coordinates and synchronizes motion in the joints to provide a more stable arc club path and stable clubface alignment…
Static putting alignment allows for variation in a putting stroke that can easily lead to inconsistency because the moving parts have too wide of a range of motion. The hands, arms, and torso, can move independently, which can make it…