Alright, so I’ve been messing around with this new thing lately, and it’s kinda cool, so I thought I’d share. It’s this golf ball marker thing from Kevin Streelman. Yeah, I know, it sounds boring, but stick with me here.
So, first off, I went ahead and got one of these markers. It’s not like your usual poker chip or whatever. This one’s different. It has a special design. I did some reading up on it, and, it turns out this marker has some sort of functionality or something. It’s got this visual thing that’s supposed to help with lining up your putts. I’m no pro, but I figured, why not give it a shot?
I started using it during my rounds, just to see if it made any difference. You know, place the ball, mark it with this thing, and then try to line up the putt. It felt a bit weird at first, using something so…designed. But, I gotta say, after a few holes, I started to notice something.
My putting, it seemed, well, a bit more on point. Now, I’m not saying this thing is magic or anything. It’s not like I suddenly started sinking every putt. But there was this, I don’t know, a sense of confidence? Like, the marker was doing something to help me visualize the line better. I mean I read up on it and it seems like some USGA approval was needed for this marker, so I figured, hey, there must be something to it.
I kept at it, using the marker every time I played. I started taking notes, just to track if my putting was actually improving or if it was all in my head. Here’s what I jotted down:
- Day 1: Used the marker for the first time. Felt odd. Putting was okay, I guess.
- Day 7: Getting the hang of this thing. Noticed I’m missing fewer short putts.
- Day 14: Okay, I think this thing is actually helping. My buddies are starting to notice too.
- Day 21: Pretty solid now. Definitely seeing an improvement in my putting accuracy.
So, yeah, that’s my little experiment with Kevin Streelman’s golf ball marker. It’s no miracle worker, as I saw on some forum, but it’s something. It’s like, it makes sense, you know? It’s simple but effective. And hey, if it helps shave a few strokes off my game, I’m all for it.
I am not saying you need to rush out and get one of these. But if you’re looking for something to maybe, just maybe, help with your putting, it might be worth checking out. That’s all I’m saying.
Conclusion
I guess that this little experiment shows that even something as small as a ball marker can make a difference in your golf game. I’m gonna keep using this thing and see where it takes me. Who knows, maybe I’ll become a putting master. Okay, probably not, but a guy can dream, right?
