The angels’ wings are tied until we give them permission to help, and they are more than delighted when we do. Since approximately one-third of a rounds’ shots are putts, using the their assistance on the green is valuable. They have inside information from their bird’s-eye view, and are well equipped to read the greens and provide the putting line…or sink line (as they call it). They’ve termed it the sink line, because your intention is to sink the putt. The angels are able to formulate a multitude of variables, we cannot possibly perceive on a human level, to provide the perfect sink line to insure sink-ability.
My time trusted way of getting the sink line is; I mark the ball, identify the break of the putt and then look toward the cup on the high side for a spot which is brought to my awareness. This spot may be a leaf, an old ball mark, discoloration of the grass or even the end of the pin laying on the ground. It’s best not to over think this…whatever first catches your attention is correct. You may find it helpful to soften your focus, and go within for intuitive guidance. For added assistance, I find it beneficial to align the line on the ball with this spot.
The video below demonstrates this easy technique.
When I first started using the angels’ assistance, I would determine the spot for my sink line, and then dreaded doubt crept in. Many times, the angels would provide confirmation when a fellow golfer putted and their ball stopped directly in line with my sink line. I took that as reassurance, and it was. One time, after I saw the spot for my sink line, a butterfly landed on the exact spot…coincidence? Think not! Those are a couple of examples out of the hundreds I’ve observed. Signs are everywhere! You’ll get better at recognizing them with experience. When fear or distrust enters your awareness, ask the angels for validation, and they’ll gratefully oblige.
Believe, trust and have heaps of fun with the angels on your bag. I can promise your angelic caddies will bring a new level of enjoyment and pleasure, by eliminating second guessing, fear, struggle, three putts and maybe even the temptation to throw clubs. I can tell you golf retailers are not pleased.
Ask away…all you have to lose is stress and strain. Golf is a game after all.