SeeMore Putters Blog

DEMO DAY - ATLANTA, GA - Friday and Saturday

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Stop by at one of the two locations below.  Now more than ever golfers are asking,  "What is the correct putter for me?"  A Certified SPi Putting Instructor on site to give you information about putting instruction and answer any other questions you might have about the putter.  If you need further information or have questions, contact us at info@seemore.com.

Thinking of a BELLY putter or have questions about it.  Take a look at the many offerings that we have.  If interested in a standard length we will have those as well for you to try!

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 Friday - September 30th

11:00 am - 3:00 pm

(Piedmont location)

3150 Piedmont, NE

404-816-2166

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Saturday - October 1st

11:00 am - 3:00 pm

(Roswell location)

1005 Holcomb Woods Parkway

770-640-0933

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Is My Alignment Correct?

by SPi Instructor - Ted Gallina

By "hiding the red dot" and seeing the two white lines, the SeeMore putter squares you to your "intended" target line every single time. This is one of the many great features that SeeMore offers you.   Do you know where you are aimed?  Have you ever tested yourself? Most of you will answer - "I do not know where I am aimed."  or "I think I am aimed at my target."

Place the SeeMore Triangulator on the putting green and line up on a straight 10 foot putt with your SeeMore putter. Check alignment with triangualtor.  One of two items will occur.     #1 You might be lined up correctly but do not feel confident enough in your alignment that the aim is good.  When hiding the red dot you are set up "square to the intended target line" - meaning your shoulders, your hips and feet are square.  When you hid the red this is your indicator that you are aimed perfectly and you can confidently make a good stroke.  You will then begin to repeat the same process because "hiding the red" is your indicator that you are set up the same way for every putt.  Consistent set-up = consistent alignment.   #2 OR You will line up incorrectly with the triangulator.  Showing that you do have an alignment issue.  After seeing where you are aimed, place the triangulator where it is aligned perfectly to the cup.  Then walk into the putt with the SeeMore putter and "hide the red dot".  It will "feel" different to you but it will show that you are aligned perfectly to the cup.  Practice this way and make a few putts.   This short 3 minute process will help you - see these short video clips below or contact me (ted@seemore.com) for more information.  Or locate your nearest SPi Certified Instructor for a putting lesson.   Use of Triangulator - Part 1 -   Use of Triangulator - Part 2 -   Use of Triangulator - Part 3 -

 

Matchbox Twenty, Brian Yale, Visits SeeMore HQ and SPi Instructor, John Higgins

While SeeMore continues to provide a must-needed edge in scoring and our fan base strengthens, we have enjoyed discovering many celebrities who have become loyal fans of our product.  American rock band, Matchbox 20, has been one of the most successful bands over the past fifteen years.  With albums reaching certified Diamond and 4x Platinum in the United States, Matchbox 20 has generated a tremendous fan base worldwide.  Last week, I received a call from their bass guitarist and backup vocalist, Brian Yale, who is a huge fan of SeeMore.   Brian purchased his first SeeMore in 2007, a m1 SS Platinum.   Music fans have been purchasing multiple Matchbox 20 albums for over a decade because they love the product.   Following Brian’s success with our system, he purchased a mFGP shortly after to collect another one of his favorite products. 

While Brian was in the Nashville area recording a new album with Rob Thomas and the band, he made sure to take advantage of our tour fitting process available at Headquarters.  I really enjoyed working with Brian, especially because of his fun personality and something that I learned while teaching him our putting system.  I noticed that Brian’s speed control was especially consistent.  After complimenting him on his control, Brian explained his way of utilizing music by singing in his head to keep track of the beat.  Singing a song can be a fantastic way to work on the rhythm of your putting stroke and develop better consistency with your speed. 

After equipping Brian with a system for putting, we custom built him our SeeMore ONE CS model at 34 inches with a 68 degree lie angle and a red Tour Classic grip.  Through the SeeMore Putter Institute (SPi), consumers have other options besides SeeMore Headquarters to learn from an expert in putting.  Instructors and fitters around the world are becoming SPi Certified.  If you’re interested in learning from a SPi instructor or becoming one yourself, please visit http://www.seemore.com/institute/.

 

 

See the video footage below from Brian and his visit to SeeMore.

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Brian says he doesn’t understand why everyone isn’t using our system!

 

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Brian sings a song to show how he has great tempo.

 

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John and Brian discuss belly putter: John mentions the benefits of our system in both standard and belly.

 

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Brian mentions why he came to learn more and John discusses Brian’s improvements.

 

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John explains to Brian how he can get tuned up around the world through SPi.

 

 

The Back Nine on 101.1 ESPN - St. Louis - Golf Radio Show - Interview with SPi Instructor - Ted Gallina

Click microphone to listen to the radio interview with SPi Instructor, Ted Gallina, on The Back Nine talking belly putters and RST Technology.  Tell your favorite sports talk radio station about SeeMore and we would be more than happy to have a radio, TV show or magazine/newspaper interview in your area.  Special thanks to hosts - Dustin and Adam!

 

 

Johnson (FGP black) birdies No. 17 in Round 3 of Deutsche Bank

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Johnson (FGP black) eagles No. 4 in Round 3 of Deutsche Bank

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Why a Belly/Long Putters Go Hand and Hand with a SeeMore Putter

By Ted Gallina - SPi Certified Instructor In the last few weeks you have seen a trend to belly/long putters on the PGA and Nationwide TOURS.  In fact a week ago, we took an extra Tour bag to the Nationwide event in Knoxville with belly/long putters. Players had many questions about the use of the belly putter.

The belly/long putter concept is right in line with a SeeMore putter.  Why players go to a belly putter is the fact that they have problems with ball position or pushing putts or "releasing" the putter head or consistent set-up.  Sound familiar in your putting woes???   Using this putter allows the player to put the ball in the same position every single time.  Also, if player has the correct length the posture will be the same every single time.  Players go to the belly because they are tired of "pushing" their putts or "rockin' and blockin'".  The putter allows the player to "hit through" their putts or "release" the putter head.   Everything that I have said above holds true with a SeeMore standard length putter.  This is why the "Red Dot and Two White Lines" is so important in a putting stroke.  It is something simple but has so many great instruction tools attached to it.   Main concern with a belly putter that I see when players first try a belly/long putter -- Hard to find the correct length of the putter.   Length of the putter - most people get too short of a belly putter.  Remember - you have to get in a nice athletic posture.  Bending at your hip points, shoulders back and eyes just inside the heel of the putter head.  When fitting your customer or student for a SeeMore belly putter, first make sure to take a look at their posture then hand them a belly putter.  You might have to go try two or three different lengths to get length correct.  If you were to error, error on the long side.  You can always order an extra belly grip to make a small change in length.   A SeeMore belly putter is a "double whammy".  A belly/long putter reinforces all principles of a SeeMore putter.  Let me know if you have any questions - will be happy to help.