Determining the speed of your putt has always been very difficult. Each golf course has it’s own speed, slope and difficulty, and knowing what the slope and distance of a certain putt is now you can have a fighting chance with Slopegraide Roll Maps.
I know my home course the greens are very fast, so really determining how fast to hit my put has always been a challenge. I’m sure on slower greens it’s just as challenging. The first part is determining the slope and distance of a putt and if you prefer to die the putt at the hole or prefer to try to always run it by a few inches or a foot.
With the Slopegraide Roll Maps you first select the Slopegraide Roll Maps card for the speed the golf course you are playing. Then you determine the distance of the putt you are trying to make, and the slope whether it be uphill or downhill. Using this information, you can use the Slopegraide Roll Maps card to determine the amount of feet the golf ball must travel after 1 second to create the optimal putt speed.
I have been using the Slopegraide Roll Maps on my home course on the putting green. I’ve been testing it on uphill putts, downhill putts, short and long putts. It takes practice using the Slopegraide Roll Maps cards, but after some practice with them and their 1 second concept, it works.
Each Slopegraide Roll Maps card is 3.75” x 5.5” and is made from durable and water-resistant material and it fits nicely right into a score card holder or your pocket. If you want less 3 putts and more 1 putts, the n try the Slopegraide Roll Maps and take the time to do your homework with them, and you will see your putting improve.
The company website is www.slopegraide.com and the cost of the Roll Maps is only $39.99.
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