The Path To Better Putting

The DiXX Putter is a computerized training system filled with the latest technologies that can identify impact position and track the player's swing path, face angle, tempo and speed balance.

Utilizing a micro Inertial Navigation System (INS), the DiXX Putter can identify the putter face position in relation to the ball at impact and display the information immediately on the vibrant color LCD. Additionally, a Micro Electro-Mechanical System (MEMS) monitors several key factors of the swing motion, including path, tempo, speed and hand vibration levels. Easily turn the club left or right to control the menus on the screen.

• Analyzes and tracks the 5 key factors of a successful putter swing: Path, Impact Position, Face Angle, Swing Tempo, and Speed Balance
• Includes Computer Terminal and interchangeable Practice Weight
• Available in lengths of 33", 34" and 35" - Right Hand Only
• User can choose either straight-line putting path or arc path

THE DIRECTION YOU WANT, THE DISTANCE YOU NEED

The Five Steps necessary to achieve better putting:

1. Straight Swing Path or Arc Path

2. Sweet Spot at Impact

3. Face Angle Position

4. Smooth Swing Tempo

5. Speed Balance Through Impact

MY STATISTICAL DATA:
Displays swing path pattern of the user by scientifically analyzing the track of each putting stroke. By seeing the actual path the golfer is able to make corrections that will achieve better results.

1. Displays the path of the stroke.	2. Displays the number of hits based on location of impact on the putter face.
3. Displays the number of hits based on the angle of the putter head in relation to the ball.	4. Displays the average swing tempo and compares it with a preset metrotone tempo helping the golfer acquire a consistent and smooth swing.
5. Indicates the hit counts based on the follow-through speed being slower, similar or faster than the downswing speed.

SETUP IS PRIORITY

Correct posture is obtained through repititious training methods and muscle memory. Dixx provides data to indicate when correct posture standards have been met.

1. Level Finder - when the putter head is level in relation to the putting surface, the red line on the LCD display will change to green.
2. Motion Sensor Wave - indicates vibration caused by a tight grip. A good putting technique is achieved when vibration levels are at the lowest point.