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Short Game Gains Path Perfectors - Improve Your Golf Short Game for Better Performance on the Course | Ideal for Practice & Tournament Play
Short Game Gains Path Perfectors - Improve Your Golf Short Game for Better Performance on the Course | Ideal for Practice & Tournament PlayShort Game Gains Path Perfectors - Improve Your Golf Short Game for Better Performance on the Course | Ideal for Practice & Tournament PlayShort Game Gains Path Perfectors - Improve Your Golf Short Game for Better Performance on the Course | Ideal for Practice & Tournament PlayShort Game Gains Path Perfectors - Improve Your Golf Short Game for Better Performance on the Course | Ideal for Practice & Tournament Play

Short Game Gains Path Perfectors - Improve Your Golf Short Game for Better Performance on the Course | Ideal for Practice & Tournament Play

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As we (should) all know by now, one of the main keys to being a great putter is having an efficient, repeatable stroke. If you don’t have a good stroke path, you’re going to struggle to square the putter face at impact and start the ball on your intended line.

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The Path Perfectors are designed to help you develop a consistent reliable stroke path and also center contact on the club face. This means a better stroke, better distance control, and in turn, more putts made.

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What makes our Path Perfectors different? Glad you asked. Instead of the usual aluminum or steel that most putting gates are made of, ours are built out of a custom silicone blend. Steel and aluminum not only damage your putter, they’re also loud and a little bit irritating. No one else needs to know that your putting stroke sucks, and reminding them with loud clanking against some gates and chipped paint on your putter is probably not the best way to get an invite to the next scramble tournament.

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