Training Manual
Elevate your short game with focused visual cues. These resources will help you get the best from your eGolfRings set.
Strategic Green Reading — Identifying the "Highest Point" on Sloping Greens
The Basics
A frequent error for typical golfers on sloped greens is targeting the cup itself. For proper reads, your ball needs to climb against the slant before gravity influences the path back to the hole. This specific peak of the arc is defined as the Apex Point. Contact us at ficwat@aol.com for more tips.
1. The Value of Visualizing Peaks
Should you fail to target high enough on a slope, the ball crosses the line too soon and misses low (the "amateur side").
Low-Side Errors: Putting too low means the ball drifts further away as it follows the downward grade.
High-Side Errors: Putting high keeps the ball alive to hit the top lip or settle for a tap-in.
2. Setting Up eGolfRing Aiming Stations
Rather than targeting a phantom mark on the turf, using tangible markers solidifies your alignment during drills.
Station the Ring: Set your 3-foot eGolfRing circle exactly at the break's peak.
Trust the Path: View the eGolfRing as the goal. Your only task is launching the ball through that circle.
Observe the Arc: When the ball hits the eGolfRing, let the green's shape guide it home to the cup.
