Keep the Club Face Square to the Stroke Plane

Have you ever missed a short putt and swore that you pulled or pushed the putt off line? Chances are that you did not push or pull the putt. If you missed a short putt the club face was either closed or open to the swing plane at the point of contact. In order to hit your putts online you need to be 100% sure that the club face is square to the swing plane at the point of contact.

Practice with the S Factor ensures that your club face will be square to the swing plane at the point of contact and this means that your putts will go where you aim them. No more pulled or pushed putts!

Regular practice with the S Factor will eliminate pushed and pulled putts or your money back.

1. Set up to the S Factor with the entire heel of the putter touching the Golf IQ logo
2. Make 5 practice strokes ensuring that the ENTIRE HEEL of your putter is ALWAYS touching the S Factor. The means that your club face is square.
3. Set a marked golf ball opposite the S Factor with the line parallel to the S Factor
4. Hit the putt and watch the ball roll straight down the line.

Practice with the S Factor at the course or at home and you will become a better putter. Guaranteed!