Right-Handed Putting Drill with Blair O'Neal

This is one of my favorite drills, my right-handed putting drill here on my putting green in Scottsdale, Arizona.

I love to play around the world putt with only my right hand, have that feel in my right hand, and hear that ball go into the cup. Try that the next time you're out on the putting green.

What I want to talk to you about today is my putter, what makes it so unique and so special - the Pyramid Putter.

Now let’s take a look at the face, The gear effect, and the milling, because this is what makes this putter so special and so unique.

Face, Gear Effect, & Milling

Now we have the gear effect here, the toe milling, the heel milling, and these millings help to keep the ball directed on line, and that's the gear effect.

So if you happen to not hit the ball in the center, in the sweet spot, you're still going to hit the ball on line because this toe milling is going to keep the ball on line and this heel milling is going to do the same.

Unlike a traditional putter, where if you're a right handed player, if you happen to miss the ball on the toe, you're going to hit a push. If you happen to hit the ball on the heel with the traditional putter, you're more than likely going to hit a pull.

But not with this putter. Let me show you it in action.

See It In Action

Lets hit a couple putts here.

This first putt, let’s just setup with the ball in the center of the putter face right on that sweet spot. Make a good stroke here.

Now, let’s hit the same exact putt on the toe of the putter face. Let's see what happens here.

As you can see, that still stayed perfectly on line, that gear effect redirected that ball on line with that toe milling.

Now, let’s set up the heel milling. Again, it stayed perfectly on line.

Now that to me, when I first tried the Pyramid Putter was amazing. I think it is definitely a very unique concept and this is something that's going to help you make more putts. Trust me, you’re going to love it.

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