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

2012-02-10T16:06:11-06:00

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

2012-02-03T09:04:52-06:00

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

2012-02-02T08:40:21-06:00

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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2012 PGA SHOW - SeeMore Putter Company Demo Day Pics - www.mygolfspy.com

2012-01-30T12:11:51-06:00

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Pat O'Brien Gives Short Putting Lesson at 2012 PGA Golf Show - www.thehackersparadise

2012-01-28T13:58:23-06:00

GolferGal Gets a Putting Lesson

While at the PGA Show, GolferGal was able to get a quick putting lesson on setup from one of the greatest putting coaches out there today.

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Johnson (FGP Blade) birdies No. 10 in Round 4 of Humana Challenge

2012-01-22T21:01:44-06:00

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Myth of Face Balanced Putters

2012-01-18T15:48:14-06:00

By John Higgins - SPi Certified Platinum Instructor

Everyone is looking to improve. Besides utilizing the benefits of RifleScope Technology for consistent alignment and set up, there is another instrumental design feature with many SeeMore Putters. We call it, “Face Balanced at Impact.”

Golfers regularly test the weight distribution of a putter by holding the shaft parallel to the ground. If the face points evenly to the sky, they often consider the putter to be, “face balanced.” The benefits of this weighting are a myth! This test would only be beneficial if someone played golf with the shaft at a 90 degree angle, meaning the shaft would be straight up in the air.

70 degrees is the most common lie angle for a putter at setup, which is the standard lie angle of every SeeMore putter. Since this is how golfers set up to the putter, the most effective way to measure the balancing of a putter is to show how it will naturally act in the impact position.

A number of center-shafted and straight-shafted SeeMore Putters are face balanced at impact. The FGP Original is the foundational model which features this benefit.

In December, I was on a putting green waiting to meet with the owner of a prominent facility in Manhattan. Of course, I decided to use my spare time to practice my putting with a FGP Original. A middle-aged, German gentleman was hitting putts with his wife watching on the side. They didn’t speak English and I don’t know any German, but the benefits of SeeMore break language barriers!

The wife saw the grip on my putter and said, “SeeMore” in her German accent. I made a putt, smiled and gave a “thumbs up.” I then pointed to the SeeMore while saying, “best putter” and I showed them the RifleScope Technology. They were laughing in amazement of how easy our system was to understand, even though I couldn’t communicate with them in words.

To close the deal, I showed them the “Face Balanced at Impact” trick. I stuck a golf tee in the tip of the hole at the top of the putter grip. I then held the FGP in the air with the tee, and took another tee to push the shaft to approximately a 70 degree angle, simulating a golfer’s impact position. The putter face of the FGP was still square to the target. I then simulated poor putting strokes by holding the tee at the top of the grip and starting with poor backswings, both inside and outside of a natural path. No matter what, the weighting of the FGP putter NATURALLY wanted to be square at impact.

Many of the high Moment of Inertia (M.O.I.) designs which claim to be “face balanced” when holding the club parallel to the ground, will fall open while conducting the face balanced at impact test. To see with your own eyes, make sure to watch Myth of Face Balanced Putters.

By the way, the German couple headed to the counter with the new FGP within three minutes of making eye contact with me. When considering which putter designs make the most sense for you, make sure to remember benefits of face balanced at impact.

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Points (FGP Blade) eagles No. 5 in Round 2 of Hyundai - www.pgatour.com

2012-01-07T17:54:48-06:00

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