NEW! The Ball of Steel is 5 times the weight of a normal golf ball.  Learning to make a solid stroke with the heavy ball makes putting with a standard ball feel light and lively.  This is the key to creating a compact, efficient stroke.  Watch great putters and you will see this stroke.  No deceleration, no jab, and no complex thinking.  Simple stroke = fewer putts!

Why will putting with a heavy ball help your putting?

The Ball of Steel will give you instant feedback on several common putting errors:

Mis-hits:

The weight of the Ball of Steel means it rolls off the putter face slowly - any type of mis-hit means the ball will move so slowly you will probably double or triple hit it.

       -Eliminate a decelerating stroke:

       If your stroke is losing momentum as it approaches the ball, your distance control will suffer.

       The weight of the Ball of Steel demands a stroke with energy at impact.

       -Putts hit on the toe or heel, high or low on the face:  

       The heavy ball will let you know immediately if there is a mis-hit.

Puts all your focus on a solid hit:  

Since the goal of the Ball of Steel is to create a solid stroke, it takes away other thoughts about distance, target, or method.  This focus translates into much quicker improvement!

All the muscles have to remain in motion:  

With the heavy ball, there is no “popping” stroke or deceleration at impact.  All the muscles that motor your stroke have to continue through the ball and stay connected.  You will feel this connection in just a few strokes of the Ball of Steel.

Your body will adjust the shaft angle for consistent loft:

The weight of the Ball of Steel demands that there is no “pre-release” of the putter head.  This could happen during setup - with the shaft leaning away from the target.  It could happen during the stroke if the hands flip.  Not with the heavy ball!  You will find yourself delivering the putter head and shaft in the correct position without thinking.

Use Indoor or Outdoor

Caution: The Ball of Steel is made for putts of less than 6 feet. Attempting to hit longer putts may cause damage to your club or personal injury. Use at your own risk.