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ESPN Milwaukee - SeeMore Putter Institute Dir. of Instruction Ted Gallina Talks with Host Chuck Garbedian

SeeMore Putter Institute (SPi) Director of Instruction, Ted Gallina, talks with Radio Host, Chuck Garbedian, about the SeeMore Putter Company and its SPi program.  Garbedian is the host of Garbedian on Golf which airs every Sunday morning on ESPN Milwaukee.  

Garbedian has worked nearly two decades in the golf industry as a writer, broadcaster, instructor, salesman and just about every other capacity. 

A member of the Golf Writers Association of America, Garbedian was the Director of Media Services for the U.S. Bank Championship and writes an occasional golf column for OnMilwaukee.com. Listen in every Sunday to get the latest golf news!

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Edwin Watts Golf - GolfBetter Podcast - Episode #137

Host Tom Brassell speaks to Jim Grundberg, Managing Partner/Co-Owner of SeeMore Putter Company and Ted Gallina, SPi (SeeMore Putter Institute) Director of Instruction in episode #137.  Jim and Ted discuss the background of SeeMore and the patented RifleScope Technology, SeeMore on the PGA Tour, the SeeMore Putter Institute that's available at Edwin Watts Golf and the new belly and long putter offerings from SeeMore Putter Company.

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SeeMore Putter Company Pays Tribute To Passing Of Original Founder Jim Weeks

Jim Weeks, who created the SeeMore putter and its patented and proven RifleScope Technology in the 1990's, passed away suddenly this past Tuesday, April 17th.

Mr. Weeks revolutionary idea of a simple alignment system that would help golfers of all skill levels become more proficient in putting has been used by thousands of golfers around the world, including the winners of 2 Major Championships, Payne Stewart at the 1999 US Open, and Zach Johnson at the 2007 Masters. The SeeMore Putter Company is grateful to Jim for helping to launch a technology and a brand that has continued to gain momentum around the world every day.

While Mr. Weeks has not been involved with the SeeMore Putter Company for the last 6 years, he remained personal friends with owners Jason Pouliot and Jim Grundberg, as well as SeeMore Tour and Instructional Ambassador Pat O'Brien. 

Below is a quote from O'Brien (www.patobriengolf.com) on his thoughts of Jim Weeks.

O'Brien (@patobriengolf) tweeted today - "Jim Weeks, the inventor of the SeeMore putter, passed away suddenly yesterday. He gave me my start in this business and was a one of a kind. A grizzled Vietnam vet, Jimmy lost an eye in a freak accident several years ago on the golf course. To recover some perception when he came back, he invented one of the simplest yet greatest products ever in golf. I will miss him dearly. RIP Jimmy

My favorite Jim Weeks story was at an Outback in Iowa in 2000. Jimmy is flirting with a server who discloses she is studying to be an optometrist. Jimmy says "Oh yeah have you ever seen anything like this? " and proceeds to take a fork and stab his fake eye! As I was spitting out my drink, she got weak in the knees but to her credit, she did not go down..."

SeeMore Putter Institute
SeeMore has also recently launched the SeeMore Putting system to golfers in the form of introducing the SeeMore Putter Institute (SPi), where golfers and instructors will be able to come together in person and online to share these fundamental ideas about how to improve putting performance, including the new discussion about belly putters.

SPi is a learning system based on the simple fundamentals of finding proper grip, alignment, stance, and posture that allow a natural, free, and simple putting stroke on each and every putt.

"SeeMore has been working on the roll out of the SPi idea for several years now, and in fact had a soft launch of the program during 2011 with a global team of instructors, where we really ironed this out to be a program that first and foremost worked for the needs of the hundreds of teaching instructors who told us they had a real void when it came to putting instruction," stated Jim Grundberg, SeeMore's CEO. "It is based on the teachings of our key global teaching and tour instructors, and the input of many of the tour players they work with, which have used SeeMore putters and the SeeMore system for years to improve putting performance in practice and in play on all tours."

Becoming SPi Certified will help golf teachers formulate a complete teaching plan to help their existing students and recruit new students to become great putters using the SeeMore system that has won 2 Major Championships and set numerous putting records on the PGA Tour. It is a complete game plan, which will give any golf instructor a new level of confidence in the proper teaching and fitting involved in putting instruction. Becoming certified to teach the system initially consists of online training and personal coaching. For more interest, contact Ted@SeeMore.com

RST Technology
SeeMore's patented RST, known by a visible gun sight on the top line, allows the golfer to set up the putter perfectly each and every time in relation to the intended target line. This is accomplished by lining up the black bottom portion of the shaft between two white lines and covering a signature red dot on the 
heel of the top line. The process is like locking radar onto a target. The two parallel white sight lines frame the shaft and serve as an indicator that the golfer is in perfect position to make a consistent and reliable stroke.

SeeMore Facts
SeeMore originally became recognized when Payne Stewart won the 1999 U.S. Open playing a SeeMore putter in the greatest final round putting performance in US Open History. The brand was re-launched in 2007, and immediately regained worldwide prominence as Zach Johnson used a SeeMore FGP to win the 2007 Masters. Pat O'Brien, SeeMore's Putting Ambassador, developed his unique putting philosophy and teaching based on his friendship and observation of Payne Stewart, '99 US Open Championship winner. 

O'Brien, putting coach of Masters Champion Zach Johnson and fellow Ryder Cup team member and perennial Tour putting leader Vaughn Taylor, began coaching both Taylor and Johnson as they advanced from the Hooters tour to the Nationwide tour, PGA tour, the Ryder Cup and to the Masters championship in seven years. Their success was based on the strength of consistently good putting. Taylor and Johnson have also both won tour putting titles using SeeMore putters.

In 2011 D.A. Points used a SeeMore putter to win the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Also in 2011 to two Nationwide tour players used a SeeMore putter to secure a 2012 PGA Tour card. Russell Knox won the Chiquita Classic and Kyle Reifers received the 1st place check from the Nationwide Children's Hospital Invitational. SeeMore's website at www.seemore.com and www.seemoreputtersblog.comhas many new features about SeeMore's remarkable legacy, technology, and tour success. SeeMore putters are custom made in Franklin, TN

 

SPi Tip - Focus on Distance and Speed Control (SeeMore Putter Institute)

Speed instincts?  Every year, the speed of the greens at Augusta National Golf Club is one of the main discussion points at the Masters.  Below is a thought from Pat O'Brien and SPi Instructor John Higgins.

When consistent contact is achieved, a golfer can correctly develop feel for distance control. By having a correct, neutral setup, the putter can swing as it was designed.  Essentially, only one variable remains - the length of the backswing will control the length of the putt. When the golfer does not have to worry about stroke related thoughts, the focus can be on creating a good picture and tapping into the instincts. This is the only true way to match line and speed.

 

Speed Instinct Drills

 

1.     Draw-Back

Either alone or in competition, draw-back is one of the best games to develop better speed instincts.  Every putt that doesn’t reach the hole must be drawn back a club length farther away from the hole.  So if a putt is left three feet short of the hole, the player will end up hitting their next putt from approximately 6 feet (If putter is around 35 inches).  Each putt that reaches the hole or travels past the hole we will be played traditionally. 

 

Of course, if one competitor is putting with a long putter, hopefully their competitor with the shorter putter will show some mercy and allow everyone to only move the ball back about three feet. 

 

Draw-back teaches the golfers to consider speed when preparing for the putt, because it promotes every player to get the ball to the hole and give it a chance to go in. 

 

2.     Eyes Closed 

After setting up to the ball utilizing RifleScope Technology (RST), practicing hitting putts with the eyes closed enhances feel and can build confidence in speed control. 

 

3.     Fringe Putting

To promote a player to not focus too much on the line of the putt, it’s often effective to practice a speed drill that does not reward a good line.  On the green, practice hitting short and long putts while trying to have the ball stop as close to the edge of the green without touching the fringe. 

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Can Someone With a Forward Press Use a SeeMore?

Can Some With a Forward Press Use a SeeMore?

We get this question all the time.  Jim Grundberg, CEO of the SeeMore Putter Company, and Ted Gallina, Director of Instruction of the SeeMore Putter Institute, explain below.

“I like to have my hands ahead of the ball. Can I still use a SeeMore?"

Our answer to them is of course!  But we will still need to give some history on the forward press and how many factors have now come into play in golf which make the big forward press a thing of the past.  Because many golfers believe they need a forward press for the wrong reasons.

First, the benefits of a more neutral position in the putting stroke.  This is the huge trend on tour.  Pros are getting away from a big forward press of the hands.  They are coming toward neutral.  "Hiding the Red Dot" is huge benefit that helps the golfer get into neutral.  A word that is used over and over again during the explanation is CONSISTENCY.

A SeeMore putter can improve anyone's putting stroke.  This is accomplished by having the same consistent set-up and the same consistent ball position and the same consistent putter loft.  Which of course leads to the same consistent stroke.  

There are a number of golfers who have grown up with a forward press and believe they need to have their hands slightly forward.  One of the big reasons that led to the forward press is now no longer an issue.  Many popular putters in the 70’s and 80’s were created in an era where more loft was needed because of greens that were slow and bumpy.  It was the only way to get the ball up and rolling from a surface that was not smooth.

As agronomy has improved, and greens got faster, and metal spikes disappeared, and greens got smoother, the high loft putters are no longer effective. Golfers still owned putters with 5 to 7 degrees of loft, so a forward press was the only way to get the ball rolling on the new faster greens, effectively reducing loft from 5 to 7 degrees, down to 2 to 3 degrees. But a high lofted putter with a forward press to get the ball rolling well is a double negative with a lot of variables that can go wrong.  A more neutral position with a lower loft (and SeeMore putters all have 2 to 3 degrees loft by design) is a much easier way to putt great!

There are other reasons why some instructors believe a forward press is a good thing, but most of those reasons still create too many variables for great putting, when there is a better way. 

So back to the golfer who uses some form of forward press and really does not wish to change that right now.  SeeMore offers offset models featuring a plumber neck hosel and RST2 (The DB4 and Si4 series), and the offset gooseneck bend straight in whistle shaft series, in addition to its core line of straight shaft putters.  Each of these offset models allow the golfer the feel of having the hands forward, but while still allowing a vertical shaft and a more consistent neutral position than a true forward leaning forward press (which is not a great thing as we all know.)

Some of the better golfers at club or golf course have a forward press but how many times have you heard them walk into the golf shop and say, "I could have shot 66 out there today if I would have just made some putts."  Their #1 problem is the consistency of their putting.

You can give most of these players a piece of wood and they are going to find a way to make the ball get into the hole.  However, they will not be able to do it on a consistent basis.  Because they do not have a reminder, or a reference point, as RST offers.  Their hands are always forward but never the same.

This is why these golfers go through so many putters.  They believe it is the putter’s fault.  They are hot with one putter then cold with another ... hot with another ... then cold ... hot/cold ... hot/cold.  They have no system to fall back on.

So lets say you get tired of hearing about their putting and you give them your SeeMore putter to try on the putting green.  They go outside and become very good with it on the putting green in about 10-15 minutes.  They understand the system, but when they come back to you their comment is, "I like the putter but I can not use it because I see the red dot."  This is when the door is open to tell them about a RST2 or a whisle shaft putter, which may very well be the answer, as they are created for these players.  Or you may simply engage in the following scenario, sticking with the straight shaft putter.

SeeMore User: Where do you see the red dot? 

Golfer: I see a small spec of red in the bottom right hand corner.

SeeMore User: Do you see the same small spec of red on every putt?

Golfer: Yes, I see it the same place every time.

SeeMore User: Did you say that you see the spec of red in the same place every time?

Golfer: Yes.

SeeMore User: Welcome to SeeMore!! Because he sees the same spec of red every single time - his putter loft will be the same for every putt.

Now begin to explain to him the benefits of consistency.  Over time, the golfer will most likely gradually reduce the slight forward press and become better and better.  The other possibility is the golfer will use the RST to set up neutral and hide the red dot every time, and then simply use a small forward press as a trigger prior to the stroke, which is fine as well.

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News from the Nationwide Tour - Chitimacha Louisiana Open

Last week I was in Broussard, LA for the Nationwide Tour - Chitimacha Louisiana Open.  Other than the 40 mph wind, the stop was a successful one for us. A number of players explored the many different putter models that were around the tour bag and asked me about the SeeMore system. This was the first Nationwide event for 2012 held in the United States.

On Tuesday, I worked with PGA Tour player Russell Knox. Russell received his PGA Tour Card this year for being in the Top 25 on the Nationwide Tour money list in 2011.

 

As a quick background, I first met Russell at the Nationwide Tour event in Cincinnati last year when he picked up an Si3 putter and asked me to show him how SeeMore could help him.  We worked together that Tuesday, he used it in the pro am on Wednesday, and that week, his first time out with SeeMore, he ended up winning the event with an astonishing score of 25 under par!  That victory propelled Russell to the PGA Tour, which brings us back to this week.

 

He came to me and said he needed a tune up, or a refresher course.  Which of course should be no surprise to anyone.  In the same way that a great golf swing requires regular monitoring, so does a great putting stroke.  He told me that he was not "seeing the line" as well as he wanted, and that he felt "a little on top of the golf ball."  Immediately, I noticed that the toe of the putter head was in the air and that he had rounded shoulders with eyes being on top of the golf ball.  In fact he showed me a video of his putting stroke from the prior week at the Transitions.  The video reflected what his putting stroke looked like when we started the lesson.  He had developed a few bad habits and his putting was suffering. 

 

He said that he had been putting well and then all of a sudden his putts started to go right on him.  What I was able to help him understand was that he was pushing his putts to the right because he was not "finishing his stroke."  When this "push" started he had a very good set-up and ball position but was not "finishing his putts or hitting through the ball", therefore all of his misses were to the right. He thought if he got down closer to the ball (this was his old stroke from last year before I saw him), he could make better putts.  However, it kept getting worse.  Because the ball kept on going to the right, he kept on aiming more to the left. Therefore when he made a good putt, the ball ended up going to the left - where he was aimed.  To say the least he was a little confused.  

Working with him this past Tuesday, we got him in this posture and set-up (picture right). All he had to due was trust the lie of his putter head.  When he soled the putter correctly, he immediately was in his posture of old.  In fact, after the first putt he said to me, "this is the feeling that I had when I won in Cincy last year."  

During the hour and half I was working with him, I reassured his posture and lie position.  I also reassured him on where he was aimed for every putt.  I evened showed his caddy, Eddie, what to look for. It was a successful lesson. Trusting your set-up and ball position, while remembering what our SeeMore Brand Ambassador and Platinum Instructor Pat O'Brien says about a neutral set-up, is key.

 

What does this tell you?  It shows how important the fundamentals of golf are in the putting stroke. Having something that is always with you, doing something the same way every time.  Do not stray from what got you there. Trust in your putting stroke.  

 

This is why it is so important to stick with a system.  We applaud you for taking the step to learn more about the SeeMore system and use it in your daily fittings when talking to your customers in the store or during a SeeMore putting lesson. Once the customer/client can "SEE" what you are talking to them about - it is a given that they will want to use the putter.

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Award Winning Black Gunmetal DB4 and mFGP CS - Instruction Tip - Natural Release of Putter

 

Black Gunmetal DB4 CS 

 

Exclusive and serialized, hand-crafted plumber's neck putter design. Features SeeMore's patented RifleScope Technology 2 alignment system on the top of the hosel which is a true reference point for perfect alignment and setup on every putt.Black Gunmetal DB4 is available in a 100% USA precision-milled 303 stainless steel or soft carbon steel plated gunmetal design. Featuring the optimum feel and balance with the offset design, it leads to consistency and confidence. All Black Gunmetal DB4 putters feature premium black chrome plated shafts, and the hosel may be bent for complete lie customization before or after purchase. 

 

Retail Price - $295

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Black Gunmetal mFGP2 CS

 

The Black Gunmetal mFGP2 CS is 100% precision milled carbon steel with a proprietary multi-layer black gunmetal finish for striking and lasting beauty. Milled in the USA, featuring SeeMore’s RST technology.

 

Retail Price - $295

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Instruction Tip - Natural Relase of the Putter

 

Much has been said lately about the release of the putter head. The majority of golfers, even TOUR players, can not accomplish this feeling.  Why? Because their ball position is always in a different spot, therefore leading to a different stroke and a different feel coming off the putter face. Therefore, they have many different putting strokes and postures during their round of golf.  They cannot get consistent. A SeeMore putter allows the player to have a consistent set-up throughout their round of golf. 

 

A SeeMore putter cures this by using RifleScope Technology RST, which involves "hiding the red dot and seeing the two white lines". When this happens, the ball will be in the same position for every single putt, ensuring the golfer of a "natural release the putter head" or "hit through the putt".  This is when a consistent feel is established.   

 

TOUR players work daily on making sure that their ball position is the same.  The better TOUR players spend hours on the putting green to make sure that it happens.  This has to be done on a weekly basis for them.  If a TOUR player has to spend this much time on making sure that he has the correct ball position, are you going to remember this?  You may barely have 10 minutes to warm up on the driving range and "look" at the putting green while you drive past it to the first tee.

 

You will be able to accomplish this “natural release” by simply "hiding the red dot and seeing the two white lines.”  Having the same ball position on every putt is just one of the many features of the SeeMore putter and RST.

 

Watch the Video of "Releasing the Putter Head / Finish the Putting Stroke"

 

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Practice Drills for "Release the Putter Head"

 

1. After you grip your SeeMore putter, take your thumbs off of the grip and just hold the putter in the strongest part of the fingers and heel pad.  This ensures neutral position of hands and forearms. Make 10-12 putts with this stroke.  You will "feel" the putter head wanting to release.  This will take the "pushes" out of the stroke.  If you feel this this during the stroke then you will know what a "push putt" feels like.

 

2. Make putts without using a backswing.  By doing this, you will "feel" what the putter head is supposed to do at impact and this should result with the optium follow through, that is consistent with a natural arc.

 

3. Get in a good, neutral set-up and close your eyes during the stroke. Hit 10-12 putts with your eyes closed.  By hiding the red dot, you will have the same posture and same ball position, ensuring a natural putting stroke.  By having your eyes closed during the putting stroke, you will begin to "feel" the putter head release.  Making the stroke will happen naturally.  Thoughts about “guiding the stroke” are eliminated.  The putter head just needs to flow back and forth.  Everything else is taken care of due to the RST.

 

4. Take your SeeMore putter to work to practice "hiding the red dot" and making putting strokes.

This little tip will also save you valuable time before your round of golf.  Practicing with RST establishes confidence with natural set-up, alignment, ball position and the release of putter head.  (Think of when you were practicing your free throw shots after basketball practice growing up.)

 

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If you have questions or need more information feel free to contact us at info@seemore.com and we will put you in touch with one of our worldwide SPi Instructors.  Tean SeeMore is committed to have the best customer service in the industry and we are glad that you are a Seemorean.  Have a great day!

 

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SeeMore PCB Putter at Pebble Beach - by www.putterzone.com

by PutterZone.com

The SeeMore Putter Company makes a triumphant return to the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am this year, hoping to extend its Monterey Bay winning streak after D.A. Points won last year's tournament while wielding a SeeMore FGP putter.

As part of our ongoing coverage from Pebble Beach, we caught up with SeeMore tour representative, instructor and jack-of-all-putter-trades Ted Gallina to find out what's new, and what's next, from the SeeMore Putter Company.

For starters, Ted shared some new tweaks to existing favorites for 2012. For example, the Si Series putters are rolling out a new sole design, as well as a new insert that, unlike its predecessor, is completely flush with the face. The mFGP2 mallet is also getting a refresh, with the addition of two milled alignment lines along the flange to frame the ball and accentuate SeeMore's RifleScope alignment feature.

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SeeMore Putter Institute (SPi) Certifies 75 PGA Instructors From Across the United States and 20 Countries at 2012 PGA Show

The SeeMore Putter Company formally launched the SeeMore Putter Institute (SPi) at the 2012 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando this past week.  SPi gives the golf instructors the finest system in the world to teach putting.  SeeMore is the #1 independent putter brand in the world.  SeeMore focuses only on putters and putting performance. SeeMore’s patented RifleScope technology (RST) is the most logical, proven putter technology in the world. 

Throughout the four days of the 2012 PGA Merchandise Show, SPi platinum instructors certified over 75 instructors across the United States as well as from 20 different countries.  These PGA instructors took the initiative to improve their putting instruction by becoming a SPi Certified Instructor.  These certified instructors now have a platform or a base to begin teaching putting.

Why did they become certified instructors?  “During a round of golf, putting accounts for 40% of strokes, but research shows that only 6% of yearly lessons are focused on putting,” says Ted Gallina, PGA Teaching Professional and SeeMore’s Director of the SPi Program. “The main goal of any instructor is to help the student to enjoy the game more through improvement. Putting improvement is one of the fastest ways to improve one’s game. And improved technique and having a reliable system for putting is crucial in achieving the goal. SeeMore created the SeeMore Putter Institute (SPi) for this instructor,” continued Gallina, who has been an active PGA member for over 12 years.

Gallina and Pat O’Brien, SeeMore’s Global Teaching Ambassador and putting instructor to PGA Tour players who have earned over $30 million using the SeeMore putter and the SeeMore putting system, developed the SPi concept and system jointly over the last 5 years.  “SeeMore is now ready and geared up to roll this great resource out to any golf instructor interested in teaching more putting lessons,” stated Gallina.

SeeMore’s patented RifleScope technology (RST) is the most logical, proven putter technology in the world.  This is done by “hiding the red dot” the golfer implements a system, which leads to perfect alignment, perfect set up, perfect stroke, and perfect roll. The same every time. It has won Major Championships. Set tour putting records. And helped golfers of all levels find greater enjoyment through a consistent putting system.  Most of all, it is a system that can be readily learned by any golfer, and a system that works hand in hand with the fundamentals based teaching of most golf instructors. 

“SeeMore has been working on the roll out of the SPi idea for several years now, and in fact had a soft launch of the program during 2011 with a global team of instructors, where we really ironed this out to be a program that first and foremost worked for the needs of the hundreds of teaching instructors whotold us they had a real void when it came to putting instruction,” stated Jim Grundberg, SeeMore’s CEO. “It is based on the teachings of our key global teaching and tour instructors, and the input of many of the tour players they work with, who have used SeeMore putters and the SeeMore system for years to improve putting performance in practice and in play on all tours.”

Becoming SPi Certified will help golf teachers formulate a complete teaching plan to help their existing students and recruit new students to become great putters using the SeeMore system that has won 2 Major Championships and set numerous putting records on the PGA Tour.  It is a complete game plan, which will give any golf instructor a new level of confidence in the proper teaching and fitting involved in putting instruction. Becoming certified to teach the system initially consists of online training and personal coaching.  For more interest, contact Ted@SeeMore.com

RST Technology

SeeMore’s patented RST, known by a visible gun sight on the top line, allows the golfer to set up the putter perfectly each and every time in relation to the intended target line. This is accomplished by lining up the black bottom portion of the shaft between two white lines and covering a signature red dot on the heel of the top line.  The process is like locking radar onto a target.  The two parallel white sight lines frame the shaft and serve as an indicator that the golfer is in perfect position to make a consistent and reliable stroke.

SeeMore Facts

SeeMore originally became recognized when Payne Stewart won the 1999 U.S. Open playing a SeeMore putter in the greatest final round putting performance in US Open History.  The brand was re-launched in 2007, and immediately regained worldwide prominence as Zach Johnson used a SeeMore FGP to win the 2007 Masters.  In 2011 D.A. Points used a SeeMore putter to win the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.  Also in 2011 to two Nationwide tour players used a SeeMore putter to secure a 2012 PGA Tour card.  Russell Knox won the Chiquita Classic and Kyle Reifers received the 1^st place check from the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational.  SeeMore’s website at www.seemore.com and www.seemoreputtersblog.com has many new features about SeeMore’s remarkable legacy, technology, and tour success. SeeMore putters are custom made in Franklin, TN.   

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Putting - PGA Show Video w/ Pat O'Brien - www.thehackersparadise.com

THP got a chance to speak with Pat O'Brien at the SeeMore Putters booth and talk about his philosophy, teaching tour pros and how to putt better.

 

 

 

 

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