The Big Cup (Training Aid)

[GolfSpy_X]

What do you guys think of this?

 

"The reason the best players in the world make their short putts is because they hit the ball with confidence. The ball pours into the hole, instead of dribbling in the side. The problem with training devices that shrink the hole is that it makes your stroke tentative.

 

Have you ever tried putting to a smaller hole? Your stroke changes dramatically for the worse.

 

With The Big Cup, you can learn how to hit those four-foot putts with "make it" speed because we've removed the fear! Learn what it's like to be confident in your stroke, and then take it to the golf course! With a confident, aggressive stroke, you'll make more putts!

 

The Big Cup is designed to help you enjoy the game.

 

Use it every time you play, or just on special occasions! You'll love it!"

 

http://bigcupgolf.net/

[mcbush25]

I think the concept is admirable. It makes sense when they say that all other aids seem to shrink the hole instead of making it bigger. I would definitely give it a try to see how it works.

[GolfSpy Dave]

So you have to keep enough speed to clear the lip, but not launch over it?

Can you use it with the Big Putt and have huge success?

[GolfSpy_X]

LOL...clever Sactown

 

So you have to keep enough speed to clear the lip, but not launch over it?

Can you use it with the Big Putt and have huge success?

[TWShoot67]

LOL...clever Sactown

Since using this product I'm making a LARGE amount of my putts!

[GolfSpy Dave]

Why does this remind me of baseball?

[Matt Saternus]

I think that it's a good idea to hit short putts with good speed, but doesn't this device also make it impossible to lip in a putt on the side of the hole, or am I looking at it the wrong way?

[GolfSpy Dave]

Does anyone else practice short putts (

I have found that if my touch is off, a few short putts without looking at the ball puts me back on track.

Not too good for long putts, but not terrible either.

[MmmmmmBuddy]

I prefer the hole reducers. really makes me focus on the 4-6 footers.

[GolfSpy Dave]

I prefer the hole reducers. really makes me focus on the 4-6 footers.

And for that, you really only need a couple of tees.

[Matt Saternus]

Does anyone else practice short putts (

I have found that if my touch is off, a few short putts without looking at the ball puts me back on track.

Not too good for long putts, but not terrible either.

 

I actually find that putting while looking at the hole is more beneficial, for me, on long putts. I've never really tried short putts while looking at the hole, but I might give it a shot.

[GolfSpy Dave]

I actually find that putting while looking at the hole is more beneficial, for me, on long putts. I've never really tried short putts while looking at the hole, but I might give it a shot.

On short putts, looking at the hole really keeps me from decelerating into impact. Looking at the target spot, not the cup though, on breaking or hilly putts.

[MmmmmmBuddy]

And for that, you really only need a couple of tees.

Sure, but putt to a smaller that normal hole for 15 min, take the reducer out, then look at the hole. It looks as big as a bucket. Seems impossible to miss, yet somehow I still do.