TOMI Personal Putting System

TOMI Personal Putting System

TOMI (The Optimal Motion Instructor) is a breakthrough new putting training system designed to help golfers understand the flaws in the putting stroke, fix those flaws, and sink more putts! In real-time Tomi evaluates distance and direction of the putting stroke of all players. TOMI captures and analyzes the basic mechanics of putting which, when well executed, produce fluid, well aligned strokes.

From initial address and throughout the entire stroke, TOMI will help you pinpoint the critical aspects of your putting stroke, that are well grooved, or deserve special attention and practice. Imagine a personalized lesson from Marius Filmalter, one of the world's top putting instructors. Just like a real putting instructor, Tomi records the most critical parameters of your putting stroke in real-time. Tomi shows you what you're doing right and what you're doing wrong, tells you how to fix it and even gives you the drills you need to become a great putter. Tomi is just like having a personal, world class intructor whenever you need him. You will see a huge improvement after just one lesson.

TOMI will see flawed stroke angles and motions that often go unnoticed, even to expert eyes. TOMI is more than just a mechanical aid, it is a psychological aid. By measuring the most vital aspects of putting - even those invisible to the naked eye - TOMI constructs a trustworthy and repeatable stroke. In time, you'll see more than just improvement, you'll be putting with perfection.

TOMI was developed by professional instructor Marius Filmalter, a pre-eminent authority on the mechanics and psychology of golf. Marius has helped to instruct golfers on the PGA, Champions, and LPGA Tours, and has personally studied over 43,000 putting strokes in his career.

TOMI evaluates your putting stroke and Marius gives you constructive feedback on how to perfect your putting. Tomi captures - Stroke Path Direction, Backward Stroke Rotation, Forward Stroke Rotation, and Speed at Impact. Tomi captures, records and gives real-time feedback on your stroke.

"With Tomi, you get information you canít see, and as a result, you can really help a player become a better putter. Thereís really no other product that compares to the Tomi. Itís so easy to set up and to use. The feedback is really good. I work with 35 players on the PGA tour and they are really amazed at how simple it is. They really do like the program. It really does isolate the problems for that player and it gives that player a chance to improve. It gives the golf professional credibility in his ability to teach putting. If he will use Tomi then thereís no doubt, heís going to create more revenue, heís going to create more lessons, and heís going to create some better players. I guarantee it is going to help you as an instructor."
- Mike Shannon, Putting Instructor, Sea Island Learning Center, Sea Island, GA

With your eye and video you can only see so much, but Tomi is so much better than the video. With Tomi, I can capture numerous readings at one time and quantify some things that by the naked eye you just can't do. It's the best piece of putting technology that I've seen to date. If you're a serious golf instructor and you're not using the Tomi, you're not being the best teacher you can be... you've got a piece missing."
- Martin Hall, Director of Instruction, Ibis Golf & Country Club, West Palm Beach, FL

It is a good aid to find out about your stroke. Sometime you do what you think youíre not doing and not doing what you think you are. Tomi helps find out what your stroke is like and how you can improve it. We donít have a lot of time and with Tomi you can set it up in 5 minutes. If you use Tomi right, itís great for professionals and amateurs. Itís hard to concentrate on so many things at the same time when you are watching somebody put. If you have software that reads eight things that are important to putting like Tomi, it helps the instructor to concentrate on the feature he wants to see. Itís a great aid because it confirms what the instructor sees and what the player feels."
- Eduardo Herrera, Pro Golfer