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Originally Posted by michgary
Always heard you need to focus the line of putt with your dominant eye (yes every one has one). If you dont do that you are screwed no matter what else you do...  |
Most everyone's eyes will automatically adapt. I have an usual amount of diversion, which I've known about since my first Flight Medical. It can be a pain, landing on a narrow runway, but you learn to adjust.
In putting, it's typically more of a problem if your "cross-dominant" (left-handed, but right eye dominant). About 70% of the population is right-eye dominant and 90% of the world is right-handed. If you fall between the gaps, it might help to change ball position when putting.
For anyone who has a high amount of diversion in one eye, you might try this experiment. Drive an automobile with automatic steering and pay attention to what you see, when your auto-drive puts you in the middle of the travel lane (in the middle of the white markings). You might be shocked at how far off you are, when driving manually.