GolfLogix's Putt Line feature supports accuracy in putts. The golfer simply draws a line to the hole in the app to see how the putt will break when they're within 40 yards of the hole. This simulation supports better analysis of the right course of action for the putt, shaving strokes off the scorecard for the hole.

How to Use Putt Break Maps. When you are shooting for the green, use the new Approach View and the GPS target to see how your ball will roll when landing on the green. When you are on the green, use the new Putt View to set the location of the ball and the flag to know how your putt will break.

So for me I'm gonna try and cut. It. Oh it does break right so you're you're reading the putt first it sounds like what you just said and then you're saying to yourself. Okay I'm reading the putt.

The GolfLogix Green Book is extremely accurate to the centimeter and can be trusted to help read every putt.

Much closer. So i'm looking at the hole making my practice swings. I'm shuffling in another look at the hole. Back to my ball. Build my stance.

Okay what happens there how far does that putt. Go we've got the setup. I'm now going to swing back to my right foot. And then stop in the position. That's my sort of stock.

And it's eight maybe nine feet this is my putt. This is a ball i put there for explanation purposes. So my target point for this putt is here it's really about two cups. Outside the hole.

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Are green-reading books and green maps legal under the Rules of Golf? Yes.

So those couple guidelines. There can kind of help you guide in terms of how far the ball will travel. So when we're on the putting. Green the focus of course is to make the putt.

Roll the ball, don't hit it Focus on a roll rather than a hit. According to Dave Stockton, in order to do this, “take an open stance, your weight slightly favoring your left side and your putter shaft leaning toward the target. The open stance makes it easier to feel the left hand going out and down the target line.

Okay see how i'm doing. That make two of them now i'm going to go ahead and put the ball in. Place. Look at the whole. Back. And then i'm going to go ahead and putt. It. Oh right over the right edge.