[nate94gt]

The gird is 25 yds by 25 yards.  we are looking at moving it so the hole is not necessarily in the center of the grid, but so the grid fills the space between you and the hole.  You would then have 75 feet of grid...beyond that....well...

nothing wrong w/ that at all.  I dont really have to see what the putt is doing 10' after the hole, cuz im not factoring that into my putt

[rnobleeddy]

Thanks for the update, good to hear it's getting fixed. Now I'll have to find something else to blame for sucking at long putts!

[Acrilix]

The gird is 25 yds by 25 yards.  we are looking at moving it so the hole is not necessarily in the center of the grid, but so the grid fills the space between you and the hole.  You would then have 75 feet of grid...beyond that....well...

nothing wrong w/ that at all.  I dont really have to see what the putt is doing 10' after the hole, cuz im not factoring that into my putt

I don't agree. Many people position pins near the edges of slopes. I always give my putts enough to go 3 or 4 feet past the hole, and I certainly want to know if there is a down slope in that vicinity.

[clubcaptain]

I don't agree. Many people position pins near the edges of slopes. I always give my putts enough to go 3 or 4 feet past the hole, and I certainly want to know if there is a down slope in that vicinity.

Correct.