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8 Mirror Putting Drills
£5.00The graphics and tools provided by the Quintic Putting Alignment Mirror enable you to perfect consistent alignment of the putter face, shoulders and eye position during each putt. The Quintic Mirror can be used on all manner of putts, breaking, straight and varying lengths. Use this product indoors or on the practice putting green where tees can be used in specially designated positions to hold the mirror firmly in place... -
PH Spin Balls
£15.00Ball Roll is a crucial part of putting, the impact of the putter when it makes contact with the ball occurs with less than a millisecond⊠ In order for the ball to stay on its intended line, it is important to strike the putt with a square face to target line and in the centre of gravity of the putter! The PH Spin Balls are a very simple, yet effective way to analyse your impact characteristics. The aim is simple, roll the ball with a perfect over spin motion, there should be no wobble on the rotation of the half black and half white ball. Align the line to your target, make your putt, what is happening to the line, cut spin, hook spin or have you pure overspin? Can you perfect your roll and spin! Using these balls on the practice green (even during practice rounds) gives you a fantastic visual about ultimately what matters most with your putting, the roll of your golf ball. Enjoy the spin challenge⊠The PH Spin Balls come in a pack of 3. The feel from the putter face is comparable to a ProV1 or similar premium golf ball. Causes of Inconsistent âSPIN & ROLLâÂ- What is the relationship of the players putter face and path? Are they working together...
- Inconsistent club face rotation or excessive club head twist ? Are you hitting the ball out of the same spot (Heel / Toe / High / Low)
- Inconsistent Ball Position â eyes often too far inside the line / or ball forward or back in stance?
- Excessive body movement with hands flipping at impact creates backspin and inconsistent forward / backwards rotation
- Check the putter for the following : Degree of âToe Hangâ / âWeightâ (shaft, grip & club head) âLengthâ / âGrip SizeâÂ
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PH Putting Entry Cup
£15.00Green reading is a fascinating and yet sometimes frustrating concept to master, trying to visualise break and speed, the effects of grain, wind and the occasional spike mark you missed taping down - is it any wonder that, at times, putting becomes nothing more than 'hit and hope'? Learning to recognise the true line of a breaking putt is the first step to building up your confidence. Making a putt on a slope demands the perfect combination of speed and line. Remember, gravity is a constant. It is affecting the roll of the ball and how it breaks, therefore the slower the ball is rolling, the more gravity will affect the roll and line. There has always been a lot of discussion about how to best visualise the line of the putt across the green. Maybe the most popular notion is aiming the ball's initial starting line (a projected straight line) adjacent to the hole, followed by aiming the putter to that point. Regardless of technique, such visualising always stops at the hole! -
PH Putting Clips
£15.00The Putting Clips are in fact three different sizes... they are aimed for the Beginner, Intermediate and Advance with the âAdvanceâ not leaving much room for error on impact! All three size options are included in the packaging, so enabling you to start with the Beginner size gap and work up... Its not as easy as you might first think! -
PH Elevated String Line
£20.00The PH Elevated String Line provides a visually powerful way to practise one of the key fundamentals of your putting stroke. A MUST for all golf training and practice for all levels of golfer! The major aspects which can be addressed using the PH Elevated String Line are set-up, alignment and green reading. In addition, putter path and the height of the putter during the stroke can be analysed. The string can be adjusted height wise by wrapping the string around the pole, to provide great feedback for this common fault in putting. However, arguably my favourite drill with the PH Elevated String Line is when using it on breaking putts. How many goes does it take you to pick the correct starting line? Pace controls line, but where are you aiming the putter? And does the ball start on its intended direction with the desired pace! The PH Elevated String Line is very easy to see on the greens with a vibrant orange colour that is clear in all lighting conditions. The elastic string is fantastic quality with a clear carry tube for easy storage. The eye catching orange colour is in honour of our RJD Putting Academy in the Netherlands! -
PH Ghost Holes
£20.00The PHÂ Ghost Holes (3 in a pack) enable practice anywhere, indoors or outdoors (even if the putting green is crowded!) The holes are the exact dimensions of real holes on the golf course 9.8cm / 4.25" diameter. Self modelling to the green, light weight, flexible material. 0.5mm thickness means that it reproduces the speed of the green on which it is placed! Place in certain locations on the practice putting green to replicate slopes on the course. I always encourage practice to be on the largest slopes possible on the putting green, this is a great way to increase your feel for the speed of the greens prior to playing... -
PH Small Putting Mirror
£30.00The PH Putting Alignment Mirror is a simple yet extremely effective training  tool, enabling golfers at all levels to improve their putting stroke. The small version of the PH Putting mirror is ideal for travelling to tournaments, training camps as well as for practice at home. It can be easily stored inside your golf bag... the dimensions are as follows: 12.7cm Width x 13.0cm Length. Each PH Small Putting Mirror comes with a zipped red logoed travel case for additional protection. -
Indoor Gates: Indoor practice is one of the first step to building up your confidence on the putting greens, no wind, no spike marks, you know the putt is straight! One of my keys to putting is to understand the difference between a good putt and a poor putt. You can misread a putt, pull it and hole the putt â does that make you a good putter? Indoor putting, by reducing the variability of how the ball rolls and bounces, will increase your level of feedback and understanding after each putt. The indoor gates also increases your focus over each putt, there is no point pushing, pulling or even guiding your putter, it is unlikely the ball will go through the gate consistently⊠you need to trust your alignment and make the best stroke possible! The âPH Indoor Putting Gatesâ provide immediate feedback for start direction of the golf ball. Start with the gate approximately one putter length away from your ball, increase the distance or reduce the size of the gate as your confidence grows! Size 0 doesnât allow for much deviation... Enjoy the challenge! Outdoor Gates: Green reading is a fascinating and yet sometimes frustrating concept to master, trying to visualise break and speed, the effects of grain, wind and the occasional spike mark â is it any wonder that at times putting becomes nothing more than a case of hit and hope? Learning to recognise the true line of a breaking putt is the first step to building up your confidence. One of my keys to putting is to understand the difference between a good putt and a poor putt. You can misread a putt, pull it and hole the putt â does that make you a good putter? Hey, you got lucky. but two wrongs donât always make a right. This style of putting would perhaps at best be streaky, but not one that will deliver a consistent, repeatable stroke. I find the majority of amateurs and even seasoned professionals tend to under-read breaking putts. The âPH Outdoor Putting Gatesâ provide a graphic illustration that will enhance your ability to visualise the true break. Remember, gravity is a constant, but pace and line go hand in hand. -
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The beautiful soft feel/touch of Cabretta leather used to make this Oversized Parallel body shape Putter Grip is just amazing! This grip model is suited to larger size hands, but can also provide the platform for any hand size to sit comfortably to promote soft hands which is the key to putting. Special custom design to include the Paul Hurrion logo embossed onto the bottom section of the grip. -
PH Putting Mirror
£42.00The PH Putting Alignment Mirror is a simple yet extremely effective training  tool, enabling golfers at all levels to improve their putting stroke. -
Pendulum Rods
£45.00The pendulum rods are a very effective practice tool to feel the shoulders and torso rotating together throughout the putting stroke... In order to create a single pivot point throughout the putting stroke, both shoulders (left and right) must be working at the same speed. I commonly use the pendulum rods with players of all abilities to create a 'feeling' of rotation and symmetry for their putting stroke. Please Note: Two drills and detailed explanation of how to use the pendulum rods are included with each purchase. -
Being able to read greens correctly is a very important part of improving your game and your score. There are many different factors that you need to consider before you hit the putt, however, unless you can control the pace of the ball as it leaves the putter face, the line or point you wish to start the ball on will be different each time!  As a coach I want the player to be able to know the difference between a good putt and a bad one⊠Why? Simply, because if you donât know the difference and the ball missed just on the left edge of the hole, did you pull it, hit it too soft or was it a misread?The progressive size discs are self moulding to the green, lightweight, flexible and, importantly, made from a breathable material (so they wonât do any harm to the putting surface, even if accidentally left overnight). The 0.5mm thickness means that it reproduces the speed of the green on which it is placed!What is the aim of the 1 degree progressive discs?Each disc size represents a 1 degree error (right or left of the centre of the hole) for the appropriate distance. For example at 5ft, the size of the disc is only 50mm in diameter. The ball must touch the disc in order to be less than 1â° right or left of the intended start line. For 10ft, the size increases to 98mm in diameter⊠The aim of the drill is to improve your visualisation and green reading skills, in addition educating the golfer on how the pace of a golf ball rolling across a putting green influences the amount of break on the green. In my opinion, the majority of players overestimate the amount of break during the middle section of a putt, when the ball is rolling faster, and underestimate the amount of break as the ball slows down by the hole.Instructions for Use:  How do you see a ball breaking on a putting green?- This drill is best used on a sloping green of between 1-3%. The faster the stimp, the harder the drill, so you have been warned!
- Place the 5ft disc, 5 feet away from your golf ball. Can you hole the putt (or hit the disc) from 5ft? There still may be a small amount of break in the putt even from 5ft. I wouldnât recommend ever hitting the ball more than 3ft past the hole, however, entry speed (and therefore distance past) is a personal choice and something you must be comfortable with.
- Does entry speed change with uphill or downhill putts? Does entry speed change when facing a birdie, par or bogey putt? What about the effect of match play or stroke play â does your approach to ball entry speed differ? (A)
- Once comfortable at holing the 5ft putt, measure a further 5ft, (B) placing the 10ft disc (10ft from the ball) in such a position that WITHOUT moving the 5ft disc, the ball will travel through both discs. How many goes does it take you to place the 10ft disc in the correct location? (C)
- Moving on to the 15ft and 20ft discs, build them up incrementally, measuring a further 5ft each time so all the discs represent a 1 degree error at their respective distances. You must place them on the green in such a way that the ball will travel directly over each one! (D)
- Remember you are NOT allowed to move the 5ft disc! As the distance increases, so does the ball speed, so you may need to adjust the closer discs to account for this.
- Reading a green or putt is visualizing (or making an educated guess), the line or path the ball will follow once it leaves the putter and rolls across the green? How close is your visualisation to what actually happens on the green? Time to find out!
- Pace control is vital in order to choose the correct start line.
- The last thing to try, once you have made it all the way out to 20ft, is to remove all the discs apart from the 5ft and 20ft disc. How does the putt look now? Any different? If so, why is it different?
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PH Balanced Putter Shaft
£125.00Shaft design has a huge bearing on how the club feels during the stroke and of course impact! The majority of research and development is focused primarily on the full swing. Putter manufacturers focus their R&D on their head design, performance and aesthetics. The actual putter shaft is more often than not an afterthought. The shaft is proven to affect the club headâs velocity and orientation (loft and face angle) in full swing kinematics, but despite these findings, there is limited literature on putter shaft designs and their effect on putting performance. In previous studies we have shown the putter face angle at impact determines up to 92% of the start direction a putt. (Hurrion 2014 et al.). As well as putter face angle, the ball speed at impact is also a reason why putts are missed. In addition an inconsistent ball launch angle will influence the ratio of sliding and rolling friction. This in turn will effect the point at which âtrue rollâ occurs. A sliding golf ball and a rolling golf ball will slow down at different rates, thus affecting the point at which a ball will take the break on the surface. The launch angle of the golf ball is a very important factor for ball spin and the consistency of roll and ball speed across the putting surface."Can a putter shaft influence these three characteristics : Club Face, Ball Speed and Launch Angle?"
It is through my work and development with the Quintic Ball Roll System (www.quinticballroll.com) that, of the many parameters the Quintic System measures, the hardest to achieve consistently is the âLaunch Angleâ of the golf ball - even with some of the very best players in the game! Quintic Ball Roll will often record very consist readings for face angle, face rotation, twist, ball speed, and attack angle... but rarely do we see a consistent launch angle with a range of less than one degree, even from a robot! Why is this, even from some of the best players in the world do they have inconsistent Launch Angles, despite a consistent low point, attack angle and impact location. Therefore the aim of the PH Putter Balanced shaft is to ensure a greater consistency for shaft angle and ultimately the balls launch angle for ALL levels of golfers. -
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Explanar Putting Mat
£125.00–£145.00The Explanar Putting Matt is an indoor putting surface giving excellent, consistent and repeatable ball roll. Not only can you hit putts from difference distances, but also from three different positions. This is important for improving and maintaining good alignment. There are clear and distinct graphics on the putting mat to help improve visualisation and focus your aim. -
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PH Aim Board
£145.00There are only three conditions that can occur at impact with the putter and ball. The face of the putter is either open, square or closed to the putterâs path. The number of face angles and paths to make up these three conditions are however, infinite. During the past number of seasons on the PGA Tour, there are always a number of players who make 100% (minimum 400 attempts) of putts inside 3 feet. The putter face angle can be up to 2.60 degrees open or closed relative to the target line and the putt still drops from this range. (Target line = 0 degrees). But note from more than 8 feet that only a single degree closed or open will cause the ball to miss... Can a human with the naked eye see the difference between a putter that is square as opposed to one degree open or closed? No wonder the percentage of putts made on the PGA Tour drops off so quickly after 8 feet! âthe putter face angle at impact is the biggest single factor for determining the horizontal start direction of the golf ball. A solidly struck putt (no putter twist) has a range of ±8% of Putter Face angle at Impact." Putter face aim is often left to chance. Of course, the player is trying to align the putter to the target, but in reality how close are they? How can you measure the face aim accurately? The purpose of the PH aim board is to provide the golfer (and coach) immediate feedback as to their putter alignment by the mean of a laser reflecting onto the PH aim board. I am a very strong believer that if somebody always aims 2 degrees open to the target, it is not possible for them to consistently square the putter face at the moment of impact. Why have such compensations in your stroke? -
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Being able to read greens correctly is a very important part of improving your game and your score. There are many different factors that you need to consider before you hit the putt, however, unless you can control the pace of the ball as it leaves the putter face, the line or point you wish to start the ball on will be different each time! Â As a coach I want the player to be able to know the difference between a good putt and a bad one... Why? Simply, because if you donât know the difference and the ball missed just on the left edge of the hole, did you pull it, hit it too soft or was it a misread? The progressive size discs are self moulding to the green, lightweight, flexible and, importantly, made from a breathable material (so they wonât do any harm to the putting surface, even if accidentally left overnight). The 0.5mm thickness means that it reproduces the speed of the green on which it is placed! What is the aim of the 1 degree progressive discs? Each disc size represents a 1 degree error (right or left of the centre of the hole) for the appropriate distance. For example at 5ft, the size of the disc is only 50mm in diameter. The ball must touch the disc in order to be less than 1â° right or left of the intended start line. For 10ft, the size increases to 98mm in diameter... The aim of the drill is to improve your visualisation and green reading skills, in addition educating the golfer on how the pace of a golf ball rolling across a putting green influences the amount of break on the green. In my opinion, the majority of players overestimate the amount of break during the middle section of a putt, when the ball is rolling faster, and underestimate the amount of break as the ball slows down by the hole. Instructions for Use:Â How do you see a ball breaking on a putting green?- This drill is best used on a sloping green of between 1-3%. The faster the stimp, the harder the drill, so you have been warned!
- Place the 5ft disc, 5 feet away from your golf ball. Can you hole the putt (or hit the disc) from 5ft? There still may be a small amount of break in the putt even from 5ft. I wouldnât recommend ever hitting the ball more than 3ft past the hole, however, entry speed (and therefore distance past) is a personal choice and something you must be comfortable with. Does entry speed change with uphill or downhill putts? Does entry speed change when facing a birdie, par or bogey putt? What about the effect of match play or stroke play - does your approach to ball entry speed differ? (A)
- Once comfortable at holing the 5ft putt, measure a further 5ft, (B) placing the 10ft disc (10ft from the ball) in such a position that WITHOUT moving the 5ft disc, the ball will travel through both discs. How many goes does it take you to place the 10ft disc in the correct location? (C)
- Moving on to the 15ft, 20ft, 25ft, 30ft, 35ft and 40ft discs, build them up incrementally, measuring a further 5ft each time so all the discs represent a 1 degree error at their respective distances. You must place them on the green in such a way that the ball will travel directly over each one! (D)
- Remember you are NOT allowed to move the 5ft disc! As the distance increases, so does the ball speed, so you may need to adjust the closer discs to account for this. (E)
- Reading a green or putt is visualizing (or making an educated guess), the line or path the ball will follow once it leaves the putter and rolls across the green? How close is your visualisation to what actually happens on the green? Time to find out!
- Once you are out at 40ft, 1 degree equals a 426mm diameter disc. If the ball stops or touches this disc from such a distance, it is a fantastic putt. The chances of holing a putt are very low from 40ft. In fact on the PGA Tour, outside of 25ft you have more 3-putts than birdies...
- Pace control is vital in order to choose the correct start line.
- The last thing to try, once you have made it all the way out to 40ft, is to remove all the discs apart from the 5ft and 40ft disc. How does the putt look now? Any different? If so, why is it different?
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PH Alignment Laser
£175.00The most important fundamental you need to be a great putter is 'PERFECT AIM' with the putter face. Putter face alignment at impact accounts for over 92% of the direction of the ball (with a centre strike). The golf ball is in contact with a putter for such a short period of time (significantly less than a 'Driver'), so make sure IMPACT counts. How do you know why the golf ball missed left (or right)?  because of your read, alignment at address or was it face angle at impact? Feedback is crucial, so 'why guess when you can measure!' Instructions for Use:- Ask the golfer to set-up for a putt, aiming directly at the hole (A).
- Remove the ball, asking the golfer to maintain putter head position.
- Place the PHÂ Alignment Laser in front of the putter face, with the barrel pointing towards the hole and PHÂ Alignment Board, ensuring that the backside of the laser block is flush with the putter face (B).
- The laser is now visible on the Alignment Board, highlighting where the player's perceived square club face is actually aiming (C).
- Finally, correct the putter using the laser to show where an actual square putter face is aiming (D). The laser should aim at 0 on the board, when 0 is the centre of the hole (on a flat putt) - You have two options with the backboard (Metric or Imperial)
- Outdoor / Indoor on breaking putts! The RED dot laser will be clearly seen outdoors (even in the brightest of sun conditions). When using the laser for breaking putts, ensure the golfer 'states which number he or she is aiming' before the laser is placed flush with the putter face! Do you under read a left to right or over read a right to left. Remember Face aim is up to 92% of the start direction of the golf ball (E).
 I don't believe people who aim right (or left at set-up) can square the clubface every time at impact... -
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PH Putting Mirror (x5)
£210.00£180.00The PH Putting Alignment Mirror is a simple yet extremely effective training  tool, enabling golfers at all levels to improve their putting stroke.