I am not in my immediate pursuit for perfection in golfing as I do not have enough time to do so, but I shouldn’t overlook the role vision plays in the game. My poor eyesight not only compromises my ability to read greens, it also may also affect my posture, throwing the head and shoulders out of proper alignment and damaging my swing. Therefore I am practicing T’aichi at Mingai after my Mandarin teaching in order to strengthen eyes’ health. I need practicing a few simple eye exercises to help correct the problem and hoping to improve my putting.
On the other hand, also note that just because one has excellent eyesight doesn't necessarily mean the eyes will work together to converge on the golf ball. I need to work out the problem when standing behind the ball to line up a putt checking the level with the horizon, in particular the greens’ direction.
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