Police

Yeah same here i use the ball name to line up my putts and when i tee up i make sure the ball name is facing upwards to me

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Whats in this pros bag
* Srixon w-506 driver Stiff shaft and tip
* Callaway fusion 4 wood Stiff shaft
* Taylormade R7 TP irons Stiff shafts
* Titleist spin milled 60*
* Odyssey white hot #5 Mallet
* Callaway HX Tour 56

Tomm

Fourputt

I use a red Sharpie and fill in 3 dimples in a straight line right above the logo. I always mark my balls for tournaments, and usually mark them for casual play too.

I don't put a line on my ball, and if using a recycled one that someone else has lined, I rotate the line where I can't see it. IMO, any line that I can put on a ball isn't long enough to do any good at all. I'm a good putter anyway, and the lines just screw me up. I line up to a spot about 2 feet in front of the ball, then hit that spot.

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Rick

Driver - Mizuno MX-560 9.5°
3W - Mizuno F-60 15°
4W - Mizuno F-60 16.5°
22° & 25° TM Rescue hybrid
6I thru GW King Cobra 3400I/XH

SW - Cleveland CG11 56°
High Wedge - 58° Callaway X Tour
Putter - Golfsmith Enterprise

USGA Index 10.9

TMC

You've probably read it by now, but if you haven't, here is a link to a thread on one brand of ball liner:

sweet-spot-checker

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Driver & 3 Wood: Pinemeadow Doublewall
5 & 7 Wood: Maltby Logic Gold
3 & 4 Hy: Pinemeadow Command Hy brid
5 - W: Rimfire Performance + with True Temper Custom Lite Sensicore shafts
Putter: Chipshot $0.50 Promo
Balls: Nike MOJO 2005 Vintage

white_tiger_137

Exactly why I don't do it. I trust myself to stay true to my line without drawing it on my ball. Plus it looks tacky.

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