A quick, accurate, and LEGAL way to determine the slope of the green!

HOW SLOPEVISION WORKS

  • Illustration of a golfer lining up his putter in the middle of his feet.

    If you hold your putter like a pendulum, on a flat surface it will hang straight down.

  • Illustration of a golfer lining up his putter.

    When the green is sloped, the putter head will swing to the downhill side

Slopey the Robot shows you how SlopeVision works!

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The angle formed at the grip is the SAME as the angle of the green!
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The putter will move an EXACT distance for each % slope
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SlopeVision marks those distances so you can read the slope from your putter head!
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How to Measure the Green Slope

  • Arrow marking dot in the middle of golfers feet when lining up to putt.

    STEP 1

    Along the line of your putter find a natural mark on the green, for example, a blade of grass or piece of sand. Place your feet so that the natural mark is EXACTLY between your feet.

  • man holding a putter at hid midline to measure slope while on putting green

    STEP 2

    Standing straight and perpendicular to the green. Lift the putter head slightly above the surface and directly in line with the center of your body (plumb bob).

  • Arrow marking dot inline with a dash and a putter lining up with it.

    STEP 3

    If there is a slope, the putter will move and a SlopeVision mark will align with the mark between your feet. Read the slope directly from your putter!
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See how it works on a real green!

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SlopeVision Templates

SlopeVision Templates

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Includes 14 templates for putter lengths 29 inches to 42 inches long
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Works with any shape putter
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Instructions included inside package
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HOW TO MARK YOUR PUTTER

  • Illustration of man lining up a spot in the middle of his feet when lining up to putt.

    Step 1

    On a level floor, pick a mark that is exactly in the middle of your stance. (A line formed by flooring works well.)

  • Illustration of man holding golf club at his middle line.

    Step 2

    Stand straight holding the putter lightly in your fingers in the middle of your body about 1 inch below the end of the grip. Look down through your grip point to where the putter lines up with the line on the floor.

  • Illustration of marking dashes on putter with sharpie.

    Step 3

    Mark that spot with a marker. This is your 0% slope mark.

  • Illustration of SlopeVision Tool being used to mark putter at the 1% slope dash.

    Step 4

    Choose the SlopeVision template that matches your putter length. Proceed to mark your putter for each % slope.
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Slopey the Robot shows you how to mark your putter!

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Teaching Professional Review

I have found SlopeVision is a great way to quickly get a very accurate slope on the green. Also, it is much easier to teach and my students learn it more quickly than other methods of determining slope.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why use SlopeVision?

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SlopeVision is easy to learn and can be much more accurate than using your feet or eyes alone.
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It is easier and more reliable under pressure or in conditions where ‘feeling’ the slope can be difficult.
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Once you have an accurate % slope number, you can use other means to determine your starting line like using your fingers or a formula.

Does it conform with the Rules of Golf?

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Yes! Equipment Rules allow for decorations or lines that are “permanent or semi-permanent”. Using a marker is considered semi-permanent.
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Playing Rules state “a player may use their club as a plumb line to assist in judging or gauging slope”