Pro Golf Putting Mat

The media could not be loaded. Purchased this along with the putt trainer for my husband's Christmas gift. He absolutely loves it and uses it every day.Pros:- it rolls (like a yoga mat) so when he's not using it, we are able to put it away and it does not take up up a lot of space- the grip on the mat is great so it stays firm (which was a concern I had when I first ordered it) since we didn't want anything slippery- there are many lines so you can practice short & long puttsWe purchased 2 more for our families as it's a great gift for the winter & getting ready for the golf season!

Bought this for my husband along with the putting trainer for our anniversary and he really liked both items. He used them right away and learned he needed to adjust his putting. It works great!

I’m quite pleased with this putting mat. I’m not a very good golfer and lose a lot of strokes on the greens. Better golfers can probably find a lot of things to nitpick about, but for me, this is a great product to help me practice. It’s easy to roll out and mess around on for a few minutes here and there, or before rounds. The markings are great help me work on my pace from different distances. I have yet to see if it really helps me on the greens all that much, but it makes me feel like a better putter. That’s half the battle, right?

I'm a mid-capper that lives in an apartment in the midwest, and this is the best indoor putting green solution for me. I was struggling with my speed on the green, and after putting on it a few times week, my speeds have improved massively, and my confidence has skyrocketed. The one issue I have with this green is that it the ball will leave a temporary groove after a couple putts, so it's better for working on putting speed than face-alignment. More on that below.Positives:+ It easily rolls up and stores away in the (awesome) carrying case, which makes the girlfriend happy.+ Markings for alignment are very helpful+ The quality is top notch. I keep it in the carrying case, which means 3-5 times a week I pull it out, unroll it, putt for 10-20 minutes, then rolling it back up. My putting stance also means my feet are halfway on the mat. With all of that, it's not showing any signs of wear after a couple months of this routine. My cat even clawed at it a few times when I wasn't looking, and it didn't fray!Negative:- The grooving. After 2 or 3 putts, the ball leaves a groove that clearly effects the line of the ball. If you putt slightly off-line, you will see the ball curve back into the groove as it rolls. That means every few puts, I'll walk the mat and sort of scrub it with my putter or my foot to remove the groove. Minor inconvenience, but worth noting.Thoughts & tips:1) The surface you put it on matters. When I put it on my carpet, it rolls slow (if I had to guess, around a 7-8 stimp). When I put it on hardwood in the kitchen, it rolls more like an 8-9. The "10 stimp" claim is a bit of a stretch.2) When I'm working on face alignment, I do the ruler drill (google it!). That way I don't have to worry about the grooving.3) I bought the Puttout pressure trainer to go with my mat and it's awesome. Highly recommend it.

The media could not be loaded. Taking up golf at 60 after 10+ yrs of not playing. Can't even begin to explain how bad my putting was, pretty much the reason I walked away before. Within hours I had completely revamped my setup & stroke. Picked up the pressure trainer and even tho my floor is wildly unlevel, I managed to dial in a perfect stroke on a 6ft right to left putt - actually nailed three in a row - can't wait to get putt now...!!! If I can do it, you can too..!!

Heavy enough to lie flat, but flexible enough to store easily. The mat surface is a very smooth lie; this makes it much easier to make objective putts.

Good quality and easy to roll out / roll up when you’re done, so you’ll actually use it. Pace isn’t quite country club, but it’s quick. And all the alignment lines and distance marks on the mat itself are super helpful. I really like this.

Great stuff!