Face the Hole Golf

Great article in the Wall Street Journal 

Knowing full well the stringent rules of golf for both equipment and rules of play, we worked with an experienced club designer to design a putter that was both legal and effective.

This proven method can substantially improve your score and help you fall in love with the game again.

We’ve seen Face the Hole putting help average putters save strokes on the green — from our own short games to the many other early adopters who’ve already made the switch. It can work for you too. To help you get comfortable with it, we provide a detailed instructional video and a generous money-back guarantee.

Golfers have accepted the traditional method of putting because that’s how we hold all of our other clubs. But, you don’t need to generate much power with a putter. In fact, putting mostly comes down to gauging the right “feel” for the distance and direction of the putt. That's why it makes much more sense to face the hole when putting.

Pro tip: Some people have a hard time keeping their eyes in line with the target. If that’s you, it’s okay, just know this; When you move your eyes off of the target line, the putter will no longer appear to be on line. You have to trust the fact that you lined it up correctly in the first place and make the stroke.

It takes courage to try putting like this in front of your buddies, but when you start saving crucial strokes on the green, you won't mind the stares!

Some have called it side-saddle, some say face-on, but whatever name you give it, Face the Hole putting has been around for a long time. Sam Snead started using this method in the 60s with great success, and a handful of golfers have been swearing by it ever since.

At Face the Hole Golf we respect the traditions of the game. It’s one of the elements that make golf so special. Read more via Scott Kramer's article linked on our website: facetheholegolf.com

Don't let your buddies beat you in golf. You beat them.