Find My Best – Test My Best

The mobility and simplicity of the ZENIO system allows you to train in a new way. You certainly have your preferred putt: the straight 10 feet putt: now doubts about the line, now pressure of must make putt, your mental state is relaxed and balanced. Your whole body feels relaxed and calm. In this state of mind you will produce the best and most consistent results.

Find My Best:

In this mental freedom play three sessions of 7 straight putts each and record your best impact consistency, best rhythm and best open close angle. Now you have your personal benchmark - My Best. This benchmark can be compared easily with those of the best tour players. ZENIO has the tour benchmarks integrated in the software.

Test My Best:

Now test your putting and play different slopes and breaks and the challenging distances: 5 feet downhill putt. Compare your results and see if consistency is the same or different. Then work on your putting by using ZENIOs tips and drills, i.e.

Inconsistency at impact:

Stabilize your body comfort zone: firm up your stands and reduce lower body shifts.

Inconsistency of rhythm:

Stabilize your mental comfort zone: Check your pre shot routine, check your confidence regarding putting line, test feel by putting with eyes closed.

Inconsistency of open/close angle:

Check putter length, lie and loft, test face balanced, half hang and full hang, check different putter weights.

...these tips and many more are available through the mobile web platform: www.zeniogolf.com

The key benefit of the ZENIO system: you find out quickly which tips work for you! And you can access them straight away through your Smartphone.

Ian Rae, European Tour coach and National Coach of Scottish Golf Union

“With such mobility and immediacy, Zenio is proving a great addition to our coaching programme. The players are improving their putting in an incredibly short period of time and it’s great to be able to confirm that the adjustments we are making are working. Being able to try different putts and measure performance over time is invaluable.”