The Putting Arc T4 is very durable and resistant to heat, UV radiation, and impact shock. Many TOUR players we know have had the Putting Arc T4 in their bags for years.
Designed for 5 to 10-foot putts, the T4 features the same natural arc as the larger models but is everything you need to learn the stroke and ensure you get the ball starting down your aim line very precisely. Tee holes are included to secure the T4 to the green while you practice. We recommend buying an MS3 or MS-3D for indoor or outdoor use and using the T4 as a portable model, however non-skid tape or hook fastener can be applied to the underside to use the T4 indoors. In a practice session, you can putt hundreds of balls from the exact same spot with the exact same setup until you feel like there is nothing you can do other than start the ball rolling toward your target. It’s a huge confidence builder!
The T4 is designed primarily for use on the golf course since its light weight (9 oz) requires that it be anchored to the putting green with golf tees. If used indoors, you can use non-skid tape or Velcro, small weights, or water bottles to anchor it.
Use of the T4 will help you create a putting stroke in which the putter head moves inside-to-square-to-inside on a very precise arc, and the face of the putter will ALWAYS stay square to that arc.
Like all Putting Arcs, the curve of the T4 is based on the 2200-year-old math formulas of Apollonius of Perga. With the Putting Arc, you can quickly learn the inside-to-square-to-inside putting stroke used by the world’s top touring pros.
The putting stroke you will be learning with your Putting Arc is not a new stroke. In fact, it is the putting stroke used by the top putters in the modern era, putters like Ben Crenshaw, Brad Faxon, and Tiger Woods. They were putting like this long before the Putting Arc was invented. With the Putting Arc, you too can learn the putting stroke these great putters grew up with.
Known Putting Arc users have won over 1,400 pro tournaments since The Putting Arc was first introduced. The all-time PGA Tour scoring record of 254 was set by a pro who used it for only two weeks. This is a record that was set in 2004 and still stands. In this win, the pro made every putt inside of seven feet and 58 of 60 putts ten feet or less.
For rapid and continued improvement in your putting stroke, use the T4 Putting Arc for 5 to 10 minutes EVERY day and you will quickly master this putting stroke. Note: We recommend also practicing your putter 1/2″ away from the Arc to see if you can maintain this spacing during the entire stroke.
Known Putting Arc users have won one or more of every major professional tour and have won one or more of ten different USGA National Championships.
The Putting Arc works for all styles of putters including face-balanced, heel-balanced, and long, broomstick putters. Known tour winners have used all of these different kinds of putters in the over 1400 professional victories by known Putting Arc users.
The Putting Arc is non-adjustable, so if it works for you now, it will work just as well five years from now. You will always have something to come back to if your putting stroke ever gets off-track. Think of it as a reference to perfection you can always come back to
The Putting Arc Works Because
The Putting Arc stroke is based upon natural body movement which can be quickly learned and repeated. Results can be seen in minutes and the stroke can be mastered in days. Thousands of repetitions are not required to show a marked improvement.
The putter is always ‘on plane’ as the putter head travels in a perfect arc determined by the elliptical plane that projects from a point between your shoulders to the back of the ball. If your putter face is square and the ball contacts the sweet spot of the putter, the ball will travel precisely down the aim line each and every time.
Learn consistent setup and ball placement, then all you need to do is ride the heel of the putter along the Putting Arc and focus on ensuring the putter face is square to your aim line. The Arc Glider can lock the face square (perpendicular to the track) if you want to be certain or are just learning this fundamental.
In this perfect putting stroke, there is only one moving part. The hands, arms, and shoulders rotate as one unit. No manipulation of the hands or arms is required to follow the correct path with a correct clubface; it happens automatically.
