The Pendulum Putting Rod creates a connection between the putter and the pivot point of a great stroke--the sternum.

The first putt you stroke with the Pendulum Putting Rod will be better than ever.

Congratulations to Co-Creator Brian Lackey on winning 2008 Tennessee Section PGA Teacher of the Year!

Using the Pendulum Putting Rod helps you with critical fundamentals:

• A perfect one-piece connection between the shoulders arms, and hands.
  
• It helps you stay in perfect posture throughout the stroke. If you lift your head, the rod will fall from your chest.
  
• It gives you a consistent way to check your putter shaft angle at address. This creates consistent putter loft and distance control.
  
• It keeps your stroke on plane. If you take the putter back outside the line, the Pendulum Putting Rod will fall.

PERFECT SETUP:

If the putter shaft is behind the ball at address, it adds loft to the putter.

The Result: The putt bounces. It tends to go to the right of the target and comes up short of the cup.

The Pendulum Putting Rod creates a perfect shaft angle - On target, in the cup.

PERFECT IMPACT:

If the hands "flip" at impact there is no control of the putter face.

The Result: A poorly struck putt.

The Pendulum Putting Rod keeps solid hand position at impact. Solid putts, perfect distance control.

PERFECT BALANCE:

If you lift your head and eyes during the stroke, you will mis-hit the putt.

The Result: Poor distance control, and long 2nd putts.

The Pendulum Putting Rod keeps you in the perfect posture and lets you hit every putt solid.

The Pendulum Putting Rod adjusts quickly to fit anyone's stroke.

1. Holding the shaft twist red tip, this unlocks the Rod.

2. Slide out to desired length.

3. Twist shaft to lock into place.

Place foam tip on the bottom of your sternum.

Place the red tip on the back or center line of you putter.

Orders are processed immediately after payment has been confirmed and shipped out within an average of 2-3 business days.
Shipped from warehouse in Greeley, CO, USA.

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