First Look: PING Cadence TR Putters

There are days when the quote above sounds like the first five holes of my round. I laughed when I first heard the term "Army Golf" being used to describe alternating shots from the left and the right sides of the hole. It was welcome levity, distracting me from my abysmal ball striking that day. Off the golf course, that military chant, and it's ilk, are used to keep the troops in sync as they march. The soldiers rhythm of step quickly matches the rhythm of the sergeant's call. The seargant's cadence keeping his troop's pace consistent and uniform. Consistency is something that many of us strive for with our golf games. I know that I have told more than one instructor that consistent ball striking is one of my goals. Improved consistency should lead to lower scores, regardless of the ball trajectory. If I know that I'm are always going to hit a vigorous fade, I can aim and play accordingly. [READ MORE]