By: Bill Cuebas
Golfers are always searching for ways to improve their game, and while technique and equipment play a role, alignment is often the missing key. That’s where the “ON POINT” ball marker comes into play—a small, pocket-sized tool that could save 3 to 4 shots per round by ensuring precise ball positioning.
Now backed by Experience and Science
For years, I have personally used ON POINT ball markers and seen the difference firsthand. Now, there’s scientific data to back it up! Dr. Bruce Levinson conducted rigorous tests, proving that proper ball alignment can lead to more confident, accurate putts—potentially eliminating costly three-putt greens.
Here is the interview with Dr. Bruce Levinson who explains how it works and how you can expect to cut scores by 3 to 4 strokes per round.
Given that putting accounts for 50% of the game, this marker is a legal, smart solution for improving consistency on the greens. With 36 putts per round being standard, avoiding unnecessary strokes could be the edge golfers need.
A Competitive Advantage
Unlike alignment sticks, which cannot be used during play, the ON POINT ball marker is completely legal and can be deployed at any time to help golfers read and line up putts with confidence. Every stroke counts, and this simple tool could be the secret weapon to improving scores without changing technique—just align, visualize, and execute.
Golf is a game of precision, and sometimes the smallest adjustments make the biggest impact. Could this be the edge golfers have been looking for?
Bill Cuebas
Bill Cuebas is the Co-founder/Publisher of Ignite Golf Network and co-host of the weekly golf talk radio show, Biggs Golf Talk. After spending more than a decade working in PR and Communications within the golf industry, Bill knows what drives the professionals and customers and actively seeks to provide the communication and input needed to help industry leaders be successful in presenting these things to the consumers. Bill knows that having a passion for something increases the desire and ability to do the best you can do. This passion has allowed Bill to combine his love of golf and country in a unique way with his charitable work with different organizations. Bill’s years in law enforcement gives him strong communication skills and a keen understanding of how to read people which are invaluable tools when seeking to promote and grow a business.
