Xerex

6 to 8 footers to get a feel then some tickley 4 footers with right left break. Lag putts with each successive ball 1 foot past the last to get feel for pace. Agree about the difference between practice green and course. Unless I am trying to groove a change in my swing, practice is more about getting a sense of how I'm hitting it that day and to remind myself of my pre-shot routine.

I think a caveat with the flighted shot is you have a tendency to speed the swing up, unconsciously compensating for the perceived shorter distance. As with all shots,but especially this one, commitment and and staying connected with your core are essential.

Anyone who plays golf is looking for a silver bullet solution. For me at least this is one of those. It corrects a number of different positions in the back swing which in turn give consistency of ball impact on release. Elegant, simple and most of all repeatable.

The image is misleading. The sensor is on the tailbone so unseen in the graphic. I saw Clearwater demonstrating the data on Golf Channel this morning and went to the practice range with it. Transformed my impact in minutes after years of struggling with divot after ball for years. I'm not complaining.