• Accurately align to your target
• Square the putter face to the target
• Put your eyes directly over the ball and the target line
• Square your shoulders to the target line
• Stroke the putter squarely back and through to the target
• Develop an accelerating stroke
• Putt with confidence by making putts repeatedly

• 9" x 18" x 1/16" mirrored acrylic with waterproof laminated backing
• Includes zippered storage bag
• Powder coated aluminum rails 1¼" high
• Coated stainless springs on fasteners
• Alignment lines are subsurface so they will never be scratched off
• Includes instruction manual
• Rails are adjustable and removable; this helps you have all the margin of error you need when you begin, and then make it more demanding as you improve
• Use the lines to assure the rails are parallel

• Look down at the ball
  Your eyes should be directly over the ball and the center line.
  
  
• This could take some adjustment in:
  • Your posture
  • The position of your hands at address
  • Your distance from the ball

• Square your putter face to the target line
  
  
• Use the red line directly behind the ball as your reference. You should be able to see the red line directly in front of the putter blade.

• Since the putting motion is a rocking of the arms and shoulders, the shoulders need to be lined up to the target
  
  
• Look at the bottom of the EyeLine nearest your feet. You should be able to see the tops of both shoulders
  
  
• If you see only your back shoulder, you are open to the target line. If you see only your front shoulder, you are closed to the line
  
  
• Watch your shoulders as you make a stroke. Are they moving back and forth down the line?

Good touch on the greens demands a stroke that is accelerating through the ball.

The Putting Plane putting alignment system was created to help with this good habit. There are holes behind the slot for the ball. When you place a tee in one of the holes, it provides a restriction to your back swing and forces you to accelerate through the ball.