Master Your Putting Stroke for Centered Contact

Putter Gate drill

This drill utilizes the Path Pal to create a "gate" for your putter, ensuring a consistent and centered strike, much like how top professionals practice

PathPal Configuration: Split

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What It Helps With

Consistent chipping
Centered Putter Contact
Reduce Toe Misses
Reduce Heel Misses

How to Set Up the PathPal

  1. Split the pathpal and place the flat edges together towards each other
  2. Ensure the gap between the halves such that it is just wide enough for the putter head to pass through
  3. Confirm your eyes are positioned directly over the golf ball or slightly inside when you address the putt

Step-by-Step Drill Instructions

  1. Place a golf ball in front of the pathpal gate
  2. As you make your putting stroke, concentrate on passing the putter head cleanly through the center of the gate

What Golfers Are Saying

"There's a million ways to use this"
Jacob Tilton Jacob Tilton Director of Instruction, Ansley Golf Club
"This is my favorite tool of 2025"
Shawn Koch Shawn Koch Director of Instruction, Athalnta Athletic Club
"Dude this device is absolutely amazing"
Efrim Moore Efrim Moore Assistant Coach, Moorehouse College

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