Slopegraide roll maps anyone using them?

[Peter_b]

Search gives nothing on Slopegraide so I open a new topic. I use the amazing app Green Slope after choosing my line to calculate the exact amount of left or right of the cup to have the putting line. Greenspeed can be easily be found by two training sticks on my iphone holder here where you roll the ball from 30" 76 cm and the Iphone app Measure is set to incline and you see 20 degree. You can use the Measure app to measure the distance you allready have open. Genius Training stick idea is not mine but from Slopegraide maker.

 

https://www.printables.com/model/504260-alignment-stick-holder-for-more-than-one-stick

 

Anyway, I set up a line over the ball to the aim point, will post the 3d print later maybe. The problem holing the ball aside your crappy putting stroke to get it on the line is the speed. The idea to dial in speed with the roll maps is interesting. I am not a fan of full controll but I dont like to give my small brain nothing and just tell it to do something. This looks like its almost made for Slopegraide training:

 

https://a.co/d/3nX2uDI

 

So is someone using the roll maps how do you use it on the course in tournament mode and did your putting become better with it?

 

Edited July 15 by Peter_b

[TexasTurf]

34 minutes ago, Peter_b said:

Search gives nothing on Slopegraide so I open a new topic. I use the amazing app Green Slope after choosing my line to calculate the exact amount of left or right of the cup to have the putting line. Greenspeed can be easily be found by two training sticks on my iphone holder here where you roll the ball from 30" 76 cm and the Iphone app Measure is set to incline and you see 20 degree. You can use the Measure app to measure the distance you allready have open. Genius Training stick idea is not mine but from Slopegraide maker.

 

https://www.printables.com/model/504260-alignment-stick-holder-for-more-than-one-stick

 

Anyway, I set up a line over the ball to the aim point, will post the 3d print later maybe. The problem holing the ball aside your crappy putting stroke to get it on the line is the speed. The idea to dial in speed with the roll maps is interesting. I am not a fan of full controll but I dont like to give my small brain nothing and just tell it to do something. This looks like its almost made for Slopegraide training:

 

https://a.co/d/3nX2uDI

 

So is someone using the roll maps how do you use it on the course in tournament mode and did your putting become better with it?

 

Yes. This is exactly what I use for practice, and I haven't missed a put since I started using this. So amazing and so genius. I love it and want to give the creator very much money, do you have a link where I can send them my life savings?

[Peter_b]

Great let me look up the link, come back tomorrow. I totally get that some people break out in itchy, pustulous rashes just from being shown a training app or tool. Maybe just avoid this thread, not worth the time posting. 

Edited July 15 by Peter_b

[Hawkeye77]

5 hours ago, Peter_b said:

Great let me look up the link, come back tomorrow. I totally get that some people break out in itchy, pustulous rashes just from being shown a training app or tool. Maybe just avoid this thread, not worth the time posting. 

I think the comment suggested the post was more about a sales pitch for products - understandable reaction.

[Peter_b]

OK no, no sales pitch, dont know any of the software makers. Just described what apps I found and how I use them and asking the missing part of speed control in numbers. Slopegraide seems promising and would like to hear experiences. There are some in the Appstore comments but unsure if they are paid or not. Slopegraide is quite expensive also. There is a paper version you can buy but not metric as the App.

 

Here is an idea for a rubber cord line I just made, two piece, untested.

 

https://www.printables.com/model/1355729-putting-line-golf

 

Edited July 15 by Peter_b