at its mid point to vertical shaft 13 a plurality of bodies shown as spherical balls 16 27 are supported by arms 13 and 14 balls 16 27 may be the approximate size of a golf ball and have a central bore through which arms 15 and 14 pass the ball closest to vertical shaft 13 may be multicolored one half 20 being of a different color the same is true for half ball segments 22 and 23 the remaining balls 16 19 and 24 27 are also of different colors from each other balls 22 27 may have the same color pattern of balls 16 21 as they are positioned away from shaft 13 for example balls 19 and 24 may be off of the same color as well as half balls 21 and 22 fig2 illustrates the use of the training device the head of a putter 31 a may be positioned to be perpendicular to a straight line 29 to the hole which would correspond to a straight put having no break to it on the other hand if the putt is expected to break to the right the putter face 31 b would be positioned as shown at 31 b a golfer must u201c read u201d the green to estimate how much the putt will break depending on.