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Eyeline Golf Learning Curve The Learning Curve has multiple uses that are sure to improve your putting. The Learning Curve has been designed to support the teaching philosophy of Stan Utley. Stan has become known as: "The hottest instructor in golf." – Sports Illustrated "Golf’s latest superstar guru." – Golf Digest With the Learning Curve and companion DVD, Stan teaches you the fundamentals of a free-flowing putting stroke. It will condition you to be more comfortable, relaxed, and athletic around the green. The first 30 minutes I spent with Stan, I learned more about putting than in the previous 20 years. No matter where I am putting from I feel like I can make it. I was never thinking that way before, – Rocco Mediate, 5-time winner on the PGA Tour The Learning Curve can be used by either a right- or left-handed player.  What is included in the Learning Curve Package?  *  A gunmetal gray, powder-coated putting plane rail set at 68*  *  A flat red rail that attaches to the plane rail or can be used alone for alignment  *  A sturdy carrying bag with shoulder strap  *  A 30-minute instructional DVD -Learning the Curve-  1. The Plane Align the plane to your target. Make a stroke with the heel of your putter riding the plane. Notice that the heel of your putter comes inside the line of the putt as it comes up. Your stroke is forming a curve as it comes inside during the backstroke, back to square at impact, and to the inside again during the follow through. Provides Positive Feedback Letting the heel of the putter ride on the plane gives you the feel of the correct curved stroke  2. The Red Rail Attach the red rail to the inside of the plane as shown. It will form a curve the same as that formed by your putter when the heel rides the plane (as above). Set the toe of your putter near the red rail (1/4??_ ??_ ??_??_) and make a stroke, keeping the toe that same distance from the rail throughout. Place a ball near the center of the red rail as shown and hit putts while letting your putter head swing ??_on the curve.??_ Provides Negative Feedback The red rail lets you know if your putter head goes outside the proper path of the curved stroke. When this occurs, your putter head will strike the red rail, giving you instant feedback about your stroke.    3. Face Angle Guidelines Turn the plane over as shown, set your putter head on it, and use the yellow markings to show you the correct angle of your putter face during the stroke. Make strokes back and through so that the center line of your putter head remains on the yellow curve. Provides Visual Learning The 7 yellow guidelines illustrate the correct clubface position throughout the stroke. This gives you a fantastic visual reference to help you square the putter face to the curve.  4. Alignment and the Curve Align the red rail at your target as shown. Place a ball at the end