stop 3 putting
This is the whole reason Big Balls were created. Think about the strokes shaved off the score card when you stop 3 putting. This is not rocket science (it's close though). I know you will pipe it down the fairway, be pin seeking on your second shot but Big Balls just wants to help sink the par putt so you can head to the next tee with a smile.
practice
How do you practice your short putts now? You know the ones that you wish your buddies gave you a gimme and you miss right of the hole. Practice your 2-6 foot putts pre round or when you go to the driving range with Big Balls and build up your confidence on those dreaded short putts.
OUR PRODUCT
Big Balls
$19.99
Big Balls is a training tool to improve your short putts. They are 30% bigger then a traditional golf ball but they are the same weight, same feel and same roll as the golf ball you play with. After 10 putts with the Big Balls you will get instant visual feedback.
Pre round or when you are practicing, throw a couple Big Balls down and start hitting 2-6 foot putts. You will build up confidence at this range; stop 3 putting and hit more birdies.
Package comes with 2 BIG.BALLS.
WHAT GOLFERS ARE SAYING...
Big.Balls. is an effective tool for golfers at all levels, building confidence for short putts, a crucial part for everyone’s game.
— Clayton (Golf Instructor)
At first I was skeptical of the idea, but after 20 putts with Big.Balls. pre-round, the hole felt huge when I stepped up onto the first green.
— Mitch (Golf Operations)
I have always struggled with short putts, hoping my buddies would give me a “gimme putt”. After practicing with Big.Balls. my confidence in the 2-5 foot range continues to get better. Excited to continue building that confidence and start breaking 90 consistently.
— Alex (Average Golfer)
Beginner to the sport of golf and putting is by far the worse part of my game. It is nice to see a simple training tool that is easy to use with Big.Balls. Like have you seen the training tools that are out there? Some are too complicated and I would never use them.
— Nancy (Beginner)
