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Firstly, the putter is awesome! I have been after
a flat soled putter for a long time but haven't been
able to find one I liked. It feels fantastic...such
a good weight and balance. The Boomerang is very addictive
and the St Andrews mat rolls beautifully.
I
recorded my fist putts on the boomerang. (link above)
I always thought myself as a good putter but after
seeing my stroke for the first time it looks like
a slice across them a little bit. I
would appreciate your initial comments on the stroke
and any advice you may have. Those
greens at Huntingdale don't stand a chance anymore!!!
Christian
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31 putts today. Zero 3 putts. Ordinary at middle
distance still.
Haven't practiced putting in 8 days but felt good
over the lag putts straight after I rolled the first
one. Continue to suprise myself with how good the
result is even on ones I think I have fudged up.
Pieface
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Played
pennants and won 3/2. Would have been more except
that I had my son caddy for me, and didn't think
it was a good look trashing my opponent by 7 or
8. So I took few risky shots I usually wouldn't
take in a matchplay. This win was due the improvement
in my putting. We played WAGC,
those in Perth would know how fast and true these
greens could be. The first hole is measured 226m
par 3. I hit 180m 5w into the wind and pitched
15m past the whole hole to the top tier. Made
the putt middle hole.
2nd hole 421 par 4, hit driver 3w and wedge to
10' and made the putt for a win.
3rd hole, halved with a 5' bogey.
4th hole, regulation par out of a Bunker. Missed
the birdie due to wrong line. Made the 3' back.
5th hole par 3, tee shot missed left by 30m from
the pin. Chip and run to 6' and made the putt.
To have so much confidence in my putting just
meant that I had my opponent under my control.
I didn't care that I was not playing regulation
golf. It lifted my short game because there no
pressure on getting to the hole close enough.
16th hole par 3, hit my tee shot 20m right pin
high. Pitched over the Bunker to 8'. My opponent
played his 3rd from the front Bunker to 10' and
conceded the match. I made the putt centre of
the cup.
BOOM BABY! Thank you Putting Guru.. could not
have done it without your tools or advice.
My putting has definitely improved. More confidence
and my green reads are better because I hit my
line.
Some Guy I had a round with for the first was
asking me putting tips because he thought I was
a good putter. I pointed him to the website.
Idgolfguy
- Ozgolf.net - July 11th, 2011
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The boomerang is very unforgiving. I think it's easy
to lose sight that you might jump on it for 5 minutes
and hit 30+ dead straight putts, with most likely
to finish in close range, even if you only manage
a couple of catch and releases in that figure. You
tend to focus on the lack of C&R success but it
is grooving your stroke with every putt. I think this
is why I am seeing pretty good results even when I
think I have not put the best stroke on it.
I
thought you putted pretty good 'nut...? How many
did you have?
Pieface
- Ozgolf.net - July 11th, 2011
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really enjoy the boomerang...... and after using it
for a 6 weeks think it could be a valuable game improvement
device for anyone that wanted to improve their puttting
and shave a few strokes off. I consider myself to
be a pretty good putter ( average less than 30) but
spending a bit of time on the boom has really grooved
my stroke. Any practice is good practice though. If
i was to hit putts for 15 mins a day on my carpet
I may have found my stroke felt better as well but
I wouldn't have done that. Boom is fun to play with,
gives me quick feed back and has helped my stroke
no doubt.
The
method behind some of the theory on the monty move
etc is solid but at this stage not for me. In saying
that if I was a golfer averaging over 36 putts a
round I think practice on the boom daily, whatever
method you decide to follow, will help bring that
down quickly. Putting is all a bout confidence,
under pressure. The more time you spend practicing
the better it will get, fact!.. For me personally
it has helped MY putting stroke and given me much
more confidence...
popper81
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I must say that for the first time in quite a while
I feel pretty confident of getting close with my putting.
The lengthening of the through swing and acceleration
through the ball is providing me with a much smoother,
repeatable stroke.
IanO
- Ozgolf.net - June 27th, 2011
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I probably spent a good two hours each day on the
Boomerang and I went from being horrible at this
system to somewhat respectable...
the results speak for themselves. It was pretty
incredible. I was hitting putts within 6" of
the cup consistently. I can't remember the last
time I was putting so well and consistently. Probably
not since High School when I played competitively
10-12yrs ago. That's when I had the time and luxury
to practice nearly everyday.
Michael
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The Boomerang is absolutely awesome. It forces you
to really, really work on line and speed to the point
that you have to be exact on both. It can be really
frustrating during practice though, but I've found
the tradeoff of less frustration when it matters to
be worth it. Just make sure you practice different
distances and whatnot. And as you don't have to spend
time shagging balls, you easily knock 3 times as many
putts as you otherwise would if just knocking balls
to a target in a given time. As for green reading,
I've found that to be much easier to do when you know
that the ball will go where you want it. So get the
Boomerang, use it, and the rest will take care of
itself.
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I
love the thing for just being able to pound out
putt after putt. It is hard to stop the ball in
the cup, but I'm getting decent at it. The main
thing I'm concerned with putting at home is a good
stroke and straight putt. This is great for practicing
that considering the mat and ramp is only about
6 inches wide. The ball pretty much always gets
returned within reach and you can easily hit 100
putts in a short session. With the speed of the
mat and angle of the ramp, you're practicing very
long putts with only about 8-9 feet of distance,
however I've found that it doesn't mess up my distance
control. I was at the practice green yesterday and
was able to dial in the distance very quickly after
two straight weeks on the boomerang.
highergrOund
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"Get yourself a Boomerang... this contraption
has helped everyone I know"
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This is a very clever device. Not much to
it, but there doesn't have to be. It is much
more challenging than any other device I have
used, and more reliable in getting the ball
back to you for the next shot than most. I
like the fact that it has no cord or batteries,
and it is clear this will grove your stroke
more conveniently than most anything else.
Solutions Etcetera - GolfWRX.com
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... maybe read Tiger's book on putting (straight
back and straight through is the Harmon way Tiger
uses) and get yourself a boomerang. This contraption
has helped everyone I know. Good putters get better
and poor putters get decent... this thing reduced
my putts per round significantly.
"buster" - BombSquadGolf.com
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I received my Boomerang Putting System in the mail
last Friday. I've been using it for about thirty
minutes a day and I've got to say I'm incredibly
impressed with it. I've seen some brief reviews
of the Boomerang and I wasn't horribly impressed.
It seemed so simple, just lag the first putt in,
and strike it out with the second. I was really
wrong. The Boomerang is marked by simplicity in
design, but extreme difficulty in execution. Let
me explain...
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I got a Boomerang putting aid after reading
about it on FGI. I have to say this thing is awesome!!
It has really improved my putting. After using it
for a couple of weeks went out to the course and
had a 26 putt round!!
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I've made more 8-10 footers this year than ever
before. When I first started using it (the Boomerang
putting system), I had trouble hitting 3 or 4 in
a row that stayed on the ramp. I can make several
hundred putts now and control how far into the white
disk the ball rolls before it either sticks or comes
back.
BD - St Petersburg, FL
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The Boomerang putting aid has helped me smooth out
my stroke and switch to a center shafted face balanced
putter which has had the following effects: Less
3 putts. Better distance control on downhill putts.
Sinking more putts from 4 - 8 feet. Anything inside
of 3 feet is in. I'm happier with my putting so
far this year as my main goal was to improve my
putting and putting stats. :-)
DCB - 4GEA.com Golf Forum
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"I've made more 8-10 footers this year than ever
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Likes: So simple and so effective. There's nothing
like a Boomerang. If you want to turn your putting
from a liability to a strength there's only one
answer. Buy a Boomerang it's so addictive you can's
stop practicing. Very
few moving pieces... Quality: Can't really hurt
it. Summary: Without a doubt the best $40 you can
spend on your game.
"Sir Hits-a-lot" - Golf Tuition On-line
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Practicing with the Boomerang really makes you want
to challenge yourself. I have found it to provide
a truly addictive putting experience. It reminds
me of when we were juniors practicing so hard and
not coming in from the putting green until we had
sunk twenty putts in a row from different lengths.
The Boomerang provides this type of enjoyment and
I believe this alone makes it a worth while investment
for any standard of player.
The
Boomerang is the only putting device that I have
used that offers a true representation of how the
ball behaves around the cup. Be sure that if you
do not get the pace right and your putt is not dead
centre then it will lip out with the boomerang.
It is this type of realistic feedback that makes
the Boomerang so addictive. You feel that you can
beat the Boom so you just keep on trying, and once
you feel that you have mastered it you can reduce
the cup depth, which will increase the level of
difficulty again.
"Gandalf" - Golf Tuition On-line
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I picked up a Boomerang putting trainer as I was
recovering from a broken knee/leg and only recently
started being able to stand long enough to use it.
I don't get too many catch and releases, though
I can from about 3 feet only. But, I watched the
DVD twice and I go to the putting green at a nearby
course once a week (I don't get to swing a club
for 2 more months).
Alex's
system is working miracles for me. Just the technique
that he talks about in the video, matching the head
to the ball and making sure they both arrive at
the hole at the same time (basically, just a tip
to keep you accelerating through the ball). From
about 10 feet on a real green I am rolling in an
average of 3/4 balls (so much so that people were
starting to look at me, because of the noise of
all the balls going into the hole).
"Hoselmagnet" - FGI Golf Forum
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"This unit is the most unique, easy and best
feedback system that I have ever used"
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This unit is the most unique, easy and best feedback
system that I have ever used. What this unit tells
you are numerous flaws and habits that you have
acquired over your golfing career. We ask ourselves
many times how do I lower my handicap and the first
thing that comes up is IF I COULD ONLY PUTT. Reading
the greens is an art in itself, but rolling the
ball straight off the putter is where it starts.
Some have an inside out stroke and some have an
outside in stroke. Both will cause the ball to spin
in an unwanted path. If you learn to stoke the ball
straight it will go straight. Instant feedback is
at your view with this training device. It also
helps you to control speeds and lengths of putts.
This is a must for any one interested in shaving
a couple of stroke of their handicap. Dislikes:
NONE. Quality: Excellent
"Titupp" - Golf Gear Review.com
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I got the first Tour Model back in
2000. It did the job for seven years and has
only recently been replaced by the sleeker,
more versatile and challenging Pro
Model. DemolitionMan
has eagle eyes to find this one. Many thanks
Alex.
I spotted this on the second series of Entourage,
Disk 3, Episode Name: 'Exodus' Time: about
6:30 in to the show.
DemolitionMan at GolfWRX.com
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The Boomerang has improved my putting so much! I
am reading Tiger Woods How I Play Golf and
he gives some great putting instruction. Most of
it was simply a refresher course for me due to the
boomerang CD. More than anything it's fun.. Thanks
for the message and I hope I can help you sell a
million of them.
Clinton Callaway - Golf Tuition On-line
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Well it's been a few months since I've had my Boomerang
Putting Aid and let me tell you...this sucker is
addicting! In a good way! It's a rather simple contraption
consisting of an artificial turf mat...what the
Boomerang folks call "Carnoustie" which
rolls at about a 11-12 on the stimpmeter and a plastic
ramp. The ramp has a "cup" which can be
adjusted in depth depending on how good you get
with the Boomerang. The ramp angle itself can be
adjusted to give the feel of different length of
putts.
The
"object" if you can call it that is to
putt a ball into the cup area without having it
roll out. Then with a second ball you knock the
first ball out. Let me tell you....sounds easy but
it's not. This mat drove me nuts. It was like playing
computer mini golf. It drives you nuts and is totally
addicting.
My
initial impressions upon using the Boomerang was
that it was just awful. I couldn't get a ball to
stay in the cup and if I did, I couldn't' knock
it out. I wrote emails to my buddy Beruo about how
awful it was and that I probably got a defective
one. I told him I hated it but at the same time
I couldn't stop practicing on it. Actually the Boomerang
was working perfectly. It was providing me immediate
feedback. It was telling me how bad my stroke had
deteriorated and that with work and practice, things
could be much better for me. More...
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Just the stroke"
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First off, I have not yet played a round because
of a miserable thing in the Midwest called winter,
so this is not a real valid review........but...........I
have to tell you this thing is the real deal.
At first I didn't really see why it could be of
any real value...then..after realizing, as long
as your surface is perfectly flat, if you miss...it's
the stroke you put on it. No excuses. No bumps,
no spike marks, no break. Just the stroke. I have
two putters I have been going back and forth in
my mind on what to use this season and the Boomerang
has all but decided this for me.
I cannot wait to get out on the course and see what
it has done for me. Right now, I am so confident
in my stroke and pace I'm like a kid waiting for
Christmas.
If any of you have a serious problem with putting,
I recommend the Boomerang in a heartbeat. I will
post more after a round or two. BTW, Alex is a first
class dude.
"Greg Flado" - 4GEA Golf Forum
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I agree with the above posters that the Boomerang
has made me so clutch with lag putts its ridiculous.
Even though the greens I play on are much slower
than the green the Boomerang comes with, it has
given me such feel for my putter and my stroke that
my speed control is amazing no matter what green
I play on.
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"I think the boomerang makes you come up with
a putting stroke
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I've been practicing about a 1/2 hour a night for
the last 2 weeks and played yesterday. I had 6 one
putt greens and a total of 31 putts for the round
- which for me is a great improvement. Now when
I sit over a 4'-6' putt I know what to do. My confidence
on the green is amazing. Buy this - use this - benefit
from this. It can only help.
"Sandmanlogan" - The Sand Trap.com
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I think the boomerang makes you come up with a putting
stroke that gives almost perfect distance control,
so after working the boomerang for a couple of weeks
now, I opened up The Dave Pelz Putting Bible after
sitting on my bookshelf for a few of years. He writes
about:
1.
Stroking v. hitting
2. Straight back straight through v. swinging door
3. Extension of the follow through is the best way
to control the putt
4. Lagging is the key to eliminate 3 putts
5. Most telling of of all - distance control is
4 times more important than the line
Funny - this is all what the boomerang is all about.
Getting
hung up on boomerang games is a way to market the
product, but to some extent help to learn a stroke
that will give you control over distance. I have
found that after working with the boomerang that
I was able to translate it nicely on the course
yesterday (3/13). I didn't even think about 6 -
8 footers just stoked the ball and watched the majority
of them drop in. Lag putts were mostly inside of
2 feet...
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Well, here's my observations after having it a little
while:
1.
I watch the path of the ball - if it's starts slightly
outside and then turns to the cup, I know that I've
come slightly from inside-out in path.
2. It's also easier for me to see if I'm moving
my hands in the stroke or moving my shoulders. I've
found the background of the mat allows me to see
these errors.
3. I can also see if I'm loose with my wrists by
watching the reaction of the ball.
4. I use the Boomerang in conjunction with the Putting
Arc - which also helps point out errors.
5. It's a nice little game, too.
Those
are just a few examples. You could do the same with
other mats. But I've been able to see more miscues
with the Boomerang than others. I also like the
way the ball comes right back at me. It also gives
one a little challenge with the game so I stay with
it a bit longer.Good luck with your putting.
"J SwingMan" - 4GEA Golf Forum
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I received my Boomerang putting trainer yesterday,
having won it in the Best Putters thread. I am a
good putter for 1 simple reason: I practice my putting
a lot, probably 2 hours every week during the season
on a real green. Now, during the winter I hardly
practice at all. I have all of the putting Gizmos,
but rarely able to work at it for more than 10 minutes
due to boredom or chasing balls all over the house.
Okay,
I am very impressed with the Boom's ability to feedback
the correct speed. Trap it, you know it is a good
putt. That being said, after 1 day of using it,
I can pretty well tell if the ball is going to trap
as soon as I hit it. You know if it is a good putt
or not naturally. Due to the alignment with the
mat, you can check your stroke, alignment etc. so
it is very useful for working on set up while hitting
balls.
Personally, I am not viewing my Boomerang as a competitive
device, I am viewing it as a tool to groove a good
stroke. This product provides that very well, while
keeping you entertained (Okay, it is as addictive
as anything. I need a Boom 12 step program.) By
keeping me interested, it will increase the time
I spend working on my putting, and will help me
drive down my Handicap. Anyone who views putting
as less than a strength should derive a significant
benefit from this device. Use it for what it is
intended for and you will be more than satisfied
with the product. Now, I need to find a way to hit
full wedges in my kitchen during the winter...
"HOOKEDONMB"
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can easily tell if you are hitting the ball straight
or not which is
feedback you cannot get on the putting green"
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The Boom is a fine device - especially for the price.
It's small, somewhat portable and easy to setup
just about anywhere in your home of office. If it's
on a level surface, you can easily tell if you are
hitting the ball straight or not which is feedback
you cannot get on the putting green.
As
far as causing you to misjudge distances because
of the ramp, even Pelz recommends putting occasionally
on the fairway, rough and even the cart path to
help develop feel. A single green can have different
speeds as well as degrees of up and down depending
on the direction you're hitting. I don't agree that
the Boom will have an adverse effect on judging
distances. A key to consistent putting is to be
able to adjust your putting to what surface you're
currently playing on, not to build one fixed stroke
for one surface. You can certainly add some of Pelz's
tools to the Boom for help in more specific areas.
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I received my Boomerang two days ago; thanks, Alex.
I practiced for two days now and I must say that
it's already worth its money. Go on guys, place
your orders. You won't regret it...
Matthias
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I wanted to let you know that I received the boomerang
a couple of weeks ago. It's addicting and I try to
spend a few minutes everyday with it. Haven't put
the mats end to end yet. Want to get more proficient
with just the one. Though I do find that shorter putts
are as equally difficult as longer ones - tend to
always come up short. But I've tried your putting
technique of chasing the ball with the putter head
after contact. This has got to be the best method
for successful putting. In just a couple of weeks,
my lag putting and confidence has improved dramatically.
I was focusing too much on the backswing. Definitely
an "aha" moment. So far, you're the only
person I've come across that promotes this method.
Reinforces my opinion that most instructors don't
know that much, just regurgitate what they've been
told. The classic "I can teach you mechanics
but not feel" - your method teaches feel, very
simple and innovative. And I'll chalk up the fuzzy
slippers to oz humor. Thanks!
Phillip Kim
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the
feel of the 12ft Carnoustie Mat I use so often at
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Another thank you is in order as my putting continues
to improve. My speed control is excellent as I play
everything off the feel of the 12ft Carnoustie mat
I use so often at home. I've been working on green
reading and it's coming along nicely too. Two putted
from 60 feet on 18 today to seal my best round ever.
Bryan Bazilauskas
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I've had my Boomerang for over a year now and must
say it's lowered my putting average significantly.
My speed control is now second to none.
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What an excellent product. Even at $75 it is a bargain!
You can only buy so much technology, after that
its up to you to practice. This is one of the few
predicts that I have purchased and continued to
use.
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"This is one of the few products that I have
purchased and continued to use"
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Of all the putting trainers, aids, devices, etc.
on the market this is the best! I have had my boomerang
for about six months now and can now drop 75% of
my puts from 15 feet and 3 putting is very rare.
I can line em up and judge the speed a lot better
now. If you get tired of putting at one angle adjusted
it and it's like putting from a different distance.
The
price might seem high but once you start dropping
putts from all over the place it is well worth it.
Don't buy another expensive putter do yourself a
big favor and buy the BOOMERANG - it's one of the
best putting aids, if not the best putting aid out
there! A GREAT PRODUCT!!!
A Gavant - Chesapeake, VA
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The boomerang arrived last Friday. I have had a blast
with it! I can putt for a solid hour and not even
realize it. My stroke has gotten smoother in just
a few days and that is bound to help lower my scores.
Too soon to till yet but I'm excited about putting
for the first time.
Randy
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I think the Boomerang putting system is a great
value putting trainer. I have putted with the Boomerang
and I love it. You can't beat what you get in value
of the Boomerang putting system.
McBush25
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Overall, I like the Boomerang because it makes practice
fun because it's competitive. You can make up lots
of personal competitions, like how many you can make
in a row, or, how many can you make out of 10 balls.
It's even better with a partner. My wife and I like
to compete and see who can go through more turns without
a failure.
MSaturnus
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What this aid does differently to a lot of other
putting aids is it adds an element of pressure to
your stroke. As golfers we all know that pressure
can completely wreck the most fluid of putting strokes.
By adding an element of pressure to beat your last
score, or even the record, it will help you deal
with those nerves that creep in when you’re
putting to win the hole.
Written
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I have been using this device every day since
it showed up and I have yet to grow tired of it.
It is a great mix of a challenging game and very
useful training aid all in one. Before using this
I thought that my basement carpet was great for
rolling putts. Its fast, rolls pretty true, and
is always there for me to work on my putting.
The Boomerang has taught me that my carpet was
not in fact good enough, comparing putts side
by side on the St. Andrews mat vs. my carpet made
for a night and day difference...
Jason
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there may finally be a tool to help
your putting become more consistent and aggressive
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My biggest tendency was to pull short putts, the
Brang has helped that I'm sure. I three putted a
rinky dink par 3 yesterday for the first time in
a while, as soon as I made contact with the ball
I felt it. The Brang makes my pulls and decelerations
very obvious. My long putts improved also, I'm putting
a very good roll on the ball now and they are tracking
much better. I step up to long putts now with the
thought of it's going in, as opposed to just get
it close. I have also gone to the claw grip too,
which took all the hit out of my stroke.
Jim - East Craftsbury, Vermont
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Alex Moore has shown the golfing world that there
may finally be a tool to help your putting become
more consistent and aggressive too.
Martin Park - PGA Professional
- Sports Journalist GOLFmagic.com
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The Boomerang is one of the best putting aids or
systems - bar none. It's highly effective, compact,
portable, inexpensive and I was addicted within
the first five minutes.
Alan Nolan - Middlesex, England
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I live up here in the great NE Ohio, and it is pretty
cold. I recently decided to get my Boomerang back
out, and realized why I hated that thing. Can't
get the ball to stop in that little cup. Even though,
I can't do it very well, I really think it helped
last winter when I wasn't able to putt outside.
The most consistent thing about my game last year
was my putting, and the only thing I did different
was putt on the boomerang all winter. *DISCLAIMER*
I don't work for Boomerang and this is in no way
an advertisement. Just curious if people still use
it.
Euclid
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"I have mine set up in my office, and love it"
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I use it a bit and my 4yr old daughter loves it.
Fun bit of practice. Easy to get 5 or 6 in a row,
but I don't know how people got as many as they
did. I think it is fairly good for practice.
gbthecoach - 4GEA
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I have mine set up in my office, and love it. While
I'm not as good as gbthecoach & can't get 5
or 6 in a row, it's a great way to practice while
not having to move around the room having to shag
balls. Superslew: Mine came back out the other day.
I will use it almost every day until our season
starts. I did this last winter and putted pretty
good all summer as a result. I believe!
bulax22
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Still using mine - leave it set up so I can hit
a few putts when I have a few minutes to spare.
It's definitely a useful tool if used correctly,
but you're not going to improve your putting just
because you use a Boomerang - I feel that I'm putting
better because I've had a few things to work on
while I'm using the Boomerang.
Martin
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Have it in my office and use it everyday as a stress
reliever...or stress maker depending upon how I
am putting...
Mrtiki
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I use it just about every day and my putting gets
better all the time. Can't wait for my league to
start up again in a few weeks!
Krusty2
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"I
am convinced you have the best putting device ever"
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I received the Boomerang on saturday and used it
for about an hour on and off that afternoon. I played
yesterday (75) and produced the best putting round
in a while with only 29 putts! Most importantly
I made a couple of long bombs for birdie and par's
while missing only once from inside 6 feet!
I seriously didn't expect this much improvement
this quickly, but after watching the video on Saturday
I quickly saw that I was a) not maintaining an accelerating
stroke and long follow through b) holding my putter
blade just ever so slightly off square at impact
c) having my hands lagging or just even with the
putter head (minimal/no forward press).
I was able to work on correcting these flaws and
the results, as they say, speak for themselves.
While I average approximately 1.85 putts per greens
in regulation (and am a 2 handicap), I can hardly
wait to see how much I improve after a couple of
months of work with your product.
If
I can get my average down to 1.6 or less I would
be very, very well pleased!!! I especially like
being able to closely align the speed of the Boomerang
to the greens I play on. This was a tremendous aide
in preparation and helped me quickly adjust to the
pace once at the course. Anyway, thanks for all
and after sunday I think I may have some more customers
for you. I just haven't made up my mind whether
to tell anyone or not...just kidding.
Jim Miller - Sharpsburg, Ga
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I have one and I do think it will help you groove
your stroke. Probably helped the most with having
confidence on the straight short putts. I need to
get it out again.
Cashman90
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... I remember walking up to putts on the course,
setting up, and seeing that same narrow strip down
the intended line. Aside from getting some feel
for my putter, the Boomerang was really good for
keeping my putts on line. Of course it doesn't make
up for my bad reads, but I think it limited my 3
putts.
grainflow
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"I have been using mine for three years and I
won't give it up"
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I would super recommend the Boomerang. Every time
I use it, I see a drastic improvement in my putting.
It's a very simple concept, and won't cost you an
arm and a leg.
ondadl - Toronto Golf Nuts
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