SeeMore Putters Blog

SeeMore Expands New 100% Milled CS Gunmetal Series

The SeeMore Putter Company has followed up on the growing success of its flagship putter line by expanding the new milled CS Gunmetal series.  Three models are featured – the mFGP blade, mFGP2 mallet and the DB4, introduced earlier in the year.  The mFGP and mFGP2 feature SeeMore’s patented RifleScope Technology (RST) alignment system – where the golfer lines up 2 white lines and hides a signature red dot for perfect set up and a perfect stroke.  The DB4 features RST2 alignment technology expands the proprietary alignment benefits of SeeMore’s patented RifleScope Technology (RST) to a classic blade design with offset hosel for the first time. 

The DB4 has been the most exciting new product introduction in SeeMore history, greatly expanding the benefits of SeeMore's proven RifleScope Technology to a broader range of golfers,"  said Jim Grundberg, Managing Partner.  "Now the new mFGP and mFGP2 CS model putters bring the striking beauty of the DB4 CS to SeeMore's classic center shaft blade and mallet design.  These new models are designed on tour and inspired by the original FGP model which has continued its great success on tour this year."

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 mFGP CS Gumetal

 
 

mFGP2 CS Gunmetal (face)

 mFGP2 CS Gunmetal (back)

 

What the Golf Industry is Saying....

The Hackers Paradise - SeeMore Putters CS

PutterZone.com - New SeeMore CS Gunmetal

BunkerShot - Press Release - Milled CS Gunmetal

The Golf Wire - Milled CS Series

Putting Alignment www.patobriengolf.com (6/22/10)

Below is an awesome post from Pat O'Brien.  You have to take time to read this and share with your friends. Let us know what you think?

This is an article I wrote for a Korean magazine called Golf Guide. 

Understanding Alignment in Putting

This is the third article in a series on putting.  This month’s topic covers how to aim your putter properly.  It is very difficult to have a quiet mind and putt with confidence if that little voice in your head is questioning your alignment.  I want to present to you a clear cut way to know where you are aiming, so you can make a free stroke.

There has been much discussion about eye dominance in putting and how it relates to aim.  It has been my experience that there simply is not a direct correlation between the two.  I have seen right eye dominant people misalign both to the left and right, as well as left eye dominant people.  It may make for an interesting topic of conversation, but it does not factor into my teaching.  What I focus on is eyeline and how to look at your target properly.

In this first picture, I want you to notice how unbalanced my body looks. 

There is more weight on my right leg, my shoulders are tilted too much and my nose is behind my sternum.  In this position, my eyeline is pointed to the right of my intended target line. 

 

In these next two pictures, notice how symmetrical my body looks.  My weight is evenly balanced and my spine is level, not tilted to the right.  Because of this, my nose is right over my sternum. 

My eyeline is now parallel to my aiming line, as well as my body lines.

 

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Pat O'Brien Blog Post (6/1/10) - Zach's Grip - www.patobriengolf.com

Below is a great post from Pat O'Brien's Blog www.patobriengolf.com.  He talks about Zach's grip and Pat's teaching on the grip.  If you have a few minutes take a look and let us know your thoughts.

June 01, 2010

Zach's Grip

By now, you have heard from most commentators about Zach's grip and how he angles the shaft slightly behind the ball at address.  I want to thank Ian Baker Finch, Nick Faldo and Jim Nantz from CBS for taking the time to talk to me about it.  I appreciate that it is unusual, and I will explain why.

This is a picture I took of Zach's grip Wednesday of Colonial.  Little did I know that I would be commenting on it again by Sunday!  I took it because he made a small adjustment on his off week, where he placed a little sliver of his left heel pad on top of the grip.  This gave him a "locked in" feeling, without tension of course, and I wanted to document it for future reference.

 

My left heel pad is more on top, and my right heel pad covers more of my left hand fingers.  I believe you have better leverage with the left hand this way, and the left wrist is less likely to break down through impact.  The right hand is less likely to dominate as well.  For more, go to earlier post on the grip and have a look at my DVD.

The main similarity between the two is that both of us have our forearms square to our target line.  Zach turns his right hand more under to achieve this, and it matches the feeling he has in his strong full swing grip.

CONTINUE WITH STORY

Franklin Putter Company Roots For Iowa Golfer - WSMV-TV Nashville

Below is a 1:58 news clip from WSMV-TV Channel 4 in Nashville, TN.  Nice news clip by newscaster Terry Bulger. 

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SeeMore m8 Putter Review - by GolfChicago

 

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Rifle Scope Putting

The new mSeries putters from the SeeMore Putter Company feature their alignment innovation that helped Payne Stewart and Zach Johnson conquer two of the slickest putting surfaces in professional golf en route to major championships.  The Rifle Scope Technology on all SeeMore putters confirms the correct alignment so putts roll on the intended line.  The mSeries putters include this patented design; moreover, these premium flatsticks also come standard with a softer milled aluminum face insert.

Our testers describe the "feel" at impact as "buttery," "magical," and "pure."  The alignment aid is the real deal and we found it allowed testers to focus on tempo and speed, without the anxiety of wondering if you maintained the proper line.  If you are in the market for a new putter, do your handicap a favor and test drive one of SeeMore's new mSeries putters; it is not only stroke-saving, it is a confidence builder.

 

THP Radio – In The Rough W/ JB & Golfer Gal – SeeMore Putters On The Air

In The Rough W/ JB & Golfer Gal is back this week with a great show involving one of the best putter companies in the world. Joining us to answer questions as well as talk about their company overall is Ted from SeeMore Putters.

This Week’s Show:
SeeMore Putters answers questions submitted by readers
Contest Winner Announced for the What’s For Dinner Contest
We debate safe cracking and why we need someone

All of this plus so much more. This is one show you will not want to miss.

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Ernie Els Interview at Nedbank Golf Challenge Talking about SeeMore Technology

sourse: www.nedbankgolfchallenge.com
ELS PRODUCES LOWEST ROUND SINCE 2002
- 01 December 2006 at 19:09
South Africa’s Ernie Els produced a sparkling 67 in the second round of the NGC on Friday, his lowest at the tournament since 2002, thanks to confidence in his knee and a dot on his putter.
Els moved to five-under for the tournament, still five shots behind leader Jim Furyk; a deficit that he could well make-up on the weekend.

In 2002 Els shot 63 in the final round on the way to victory, but since then he has shot 72, 75, 74, 69, 70, 74, 72, 71, 72, 70, 73, 75, and 72.

“I feel like I’m swinging nicely and I’m hitting the ball solidly,” Els said. He also admitted to favouring the knee he injured in a sailing accident in 2005 and that he was readjusting his swing to compensate for it.

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Pat O'Brien Teaches PGA Carolina Section at Annual Meeting

This past Tuesday Pat O'Brien had the great opportunity to talk in front of 130+ PGA members in the Carolina Section at their annual meeting held in Myrtle Beach, SC.  He talked about his Putting Philosophy and the SeeMore system.  

In the last two years, Pat has visited a number of the 41 sections in the PGA to talk about his putting philosophy.  He is the putting instructor that everyone is looking towards when they need instruction help.  He teaches the PGA member how to teach putting by giving them a simple system.  This is why he is gaining some many top tour professionals, top college golfers and amateurs.  If you would like to gain more information about Pat and his teachings visit Pat O'Brien Golf.

Lastly, Pat and the SeeMore staff would like to thank Ron Schmid and his staff for the great efforts in putting everything together at the Carolina Section meeting.

Below are some pictures along with video coverage from Pat's seminar:

  

 

Pat O'Brien - A Simple Drill

 by Pat O'Brien

This drill is one of Zach's favorites.  Place a shaft 18 inches behind the hole and start with 3 balls 5 feet away from the hole.  The goal is obviously to make the putt; however your secondary objective is to get the ball to the hole but not touch the shaft.  When you achieve this with all three balls, move out to 10 feet. 

If you come up short on any of the three, or hit the shaft, you have to go back to the previous distance.  After you are successful at 10 feet, move out to 15.  You can go in any increments you want.  When Dr. Mo and I want to really challenge Zach, we go 10, 20 and 30 feet.  Mo has found that this really sharpens Zach's focus and makes his practice productive.  He really dials in his speed while tapping into his competitive nature.  Try it!

 

 

SeeMore Putter Company - Jim Grundberg - Golf Better @ Edwin Watts (podcast)

GolfBetter Host Tom Brassell and Technical Specialist Kenny Nicholson, welcome their first in-studio guest of the year, SeeMore Putter Company Owner and Managing Partner, Jim Grundberg. Jim discusses the Rifle Scope Technology used by SeeMore Putters, the history of the company, and the new SeeMore Putter models that will be available in mid March 2010. Also, be sure to register to win a SeeMore putter courtesy of Jim and SeeMore Putter Company.

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