Dew Boards from Guerin Putters.

[Maverickping]

Curious is anyone using one? I've tried them a few times and they are not expensive $99.00 Canadian. I like them and will probably get one but thought I'd ask everyone here what they think.
From using it a few times my stroke being LH starts out maybe 2 inches (left to right) and then goes through dead straight.

[GolfSpy_X]

You have a link for them, curious if you are looking at the old versions or his newest ones.

[Maverickping]

They are the new ones. Friends of mine are the Canadian distributors for their putters and just got some of them in for sale. This is where I tried them out. No link but here is a picture (black in color) of them.

[RookieBlue7]

Looks like a spin on the older Pelz Truth Board but less advanced. You could build that sucker for $10-$15 in material. Below is a PDF for plans on how to build one that I've been holding on to. I was gonna modify it some using adjusting feet instead of the wood blocks and use something closes to a synthetic turf on, but this is a preliminary version for a start.

[Maverickping]

Thanks, but I think I'll go with the other one.

[RookieBlue7]

If you're gonna buy one, might as well buy the original that's adjustable and is a training aid that also addresses posture. Truth Boards are still out there

[Maverickping]

Thanks, but I will go with my first thought.

[GolfSpy_X]

I spoke with Guerin about these months ago before he came out with his putters.  Need to call him again about them, there is an advantage to this version over previous ones and other ones out there.  I remember possibly wanting to use them for a few "MGS Labs".

 

Glad you reminded me, thanks MaverickPing

[BK in TEXAS]

Looks like a spin on the older Pelz Truth Board but less advanced. You could build that sucker for $10-$15 in material. Below is a PDF for plans on how to build one that I've been holding on to. I was gonna modify it some using adjusting feet instead of the wood blocks and use something closes to a synthetic turf on, but this is a preliminary version for a start.

Thanks for the idea Rookie.  Looks like a perfect winter project.