Golf Smarter number 388 published on June 11, 2013.

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I really don't think there's anything negative about AIMpoint is I don't think there's anything negative about Vector.

I just find as a coach as an instructor, I can get the essentials of my experience of how to become more efficient and more effective at performance through Vector. And that's what appealed to me. After I went to the seminar, I found, wait a minute, and this started to ruminate within me, like, okay, what did I experience here? And then one day I was asked to give a clinic, and I go, how do I do this? And that's what I came up with Stag, which was my

acronym for helping people get better at golf through my clinic or through basic instructing.

And the overview applies to everybody. The actual application in certain areas will be more

applicable to others. Stag is as much about behavior and vector green reading, but it's about

different behaviors that are involved in becoming sufficient. The actual application of putting green reading, but it's about different behaviors that are involved

and becoming sufficient.

The actual application of putting.

Now, practicing, it also works too

because it gives you a behavioral background

on which to, how do I work on my putting

on a daily basis?

That putt was supposed to break to the left.

Vector putting with John Grun.

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