Trinity Putter Series S-1, Always putt with overspin

In pre-market testing, the Trinity Putter increased the putting accuracy of nearly every single golfer who used it, amateur or professional, young or old – regardless of handicap. The putter was so obviously superior that 80% of the broad sampling of golfers who tested it asked to buy one of the prototype clubs, rather than waiting for the putter to be in full production. Phoenix Golf and the Trinity Putter Phoenix Golf was founded in 2009 expressly to create and market a putter that eliminates bounce and skid on the putting green. For generations, other golf equipment manufacturers experimented with ways to increase putting accuracy. They built heavy putters, digital putters, putters with shafts in the middle of the club head and shafts in the back. But, in spite of the fact that their putters looked different, they didn’t function any differently from traditional putters — the same clubs that had frustrated golfers for a century or more. It took Phoenix Golf to identify the problem that was being replicated, not corrected, in all those supposedly innovative club designs. The reason that all these design innovations had little impact was that all putters — until the Trinity Putter — were designed to launch the ball into the air. The idea being that all balls, regardless of the speed of the green, rest in a slight depression and it is necessary to lift, or launch the ball out of this depression in order to allow the ball to begin to roll. Unfortunately, this launching of the ball typically results in backspin on a putted ball, combined with forward momentum from the force of a putt, this launching of the ball always results in bounce and skid before it is able to begin its roll. One bounce or a slight skid, and both the direction and distance of the roll are beyond the golfer’s control. The Trinity Putter represents a whole new approach to the problem. What makes the Trinity Putter different? · The Trinity Putter puts immediate over spin on the ball as the ball is leaving the club face. The resulting over spin makes the ball roll straight without a single bounce. The patent pending design of the club and club face is all that is needed to lift the ball out of its depression and begin its over spin to roll over the short grass of the green. The smooth flowing of the ball off of the club face results in a putted ball that due to the immediate over spin, retains its line better and allows for better distance control when tested head to head against all of the top selling putters. You can buy the model close out now at a significant savings. See for more information. read more