Introduced at the Golf trade fair 2011 the Clearview putter is another brand new innovative putter design; with all these steps forward in putting technology I can not help thinking about how I actually ever miss!

This is one putter I seriously want to try out, it's still quite rare. What I like about the Clearview putter is the thought of using a crystal clear putter head style, with all the aiming aids buried within.

While I used to play a great deal of golf, putting had been a part of the game I practiced conscientiously, and it usually paid be back in spades. Nevertheless what I uncovered from all this putting practice, is basically that you need to use putting aids, or have someone to watch you, as the principles of alignment and set up, are really easy to get marginally wrong. No two days feel the same, and then any change from the norm, will lead to missed putts.

In fact if you follow the web link in this post you will see the video review of the Clearview putter, and discover how the unique engineering assists using one of the simplest, however underutilized putting aids in the game of golf.

The aid I refer to is that of merely marking a straight black line in permanent marker on your golf ball. The next thing you stand behind the line of the putt, place the ball down aiming the black line with the target position on the line of the putt. This is the method you see regularly on TV when you view the professionals playing golf.

It works for the reason that aiming works better if your eye is on the line you intend to aim along, as opposed to high above and over top as it is if you are in position to hit the putt. When you watch the pros, you will notice they will line up the mark on their golf ball, then position themselves and the putter head to marked straight line.

The Clearview putter aids this because the alignment system is so crystal clear.

Another routine they recommend that you could not perform with a standard putter, is to float the putter over the ball, and check that the line on the golf ball and target line embedded within the putter head are properly straight.

Actually exercising your stroke using this position will rapidly identify if you have any detrimental misdirection in your putting stroke.

Visit the Clearview putter video to view for yourself.

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