Indoor Putting Mat and Golf Practice Putting Green - Golf Putting Matt

This putting green rolls great and very close to what you will find at your home course. I like that there are no alignment aides. I found with other matts with alignment aides that you create a false sense of improvement. You don’t have alignment aides on the course so why practice with them? This matt has vastly improved my putting. I’m a 3 handicap and putting has always held me back from breaking par. No more with this matt! Worth every penny!

This putting mat was as described. It appears to be of good quality and the alinement marks and distance markings are effective. The surface is slower than the greens I typically putt on, but it is an effective training aid.

I use it a lot.Works as expected.I like it.I have to put cardboard under the holes because I have neighbors under me and I can't have balls hitting the tile floor all the time. That stinks, because it makes the holes more shallow and they roll out easily if putt too hard.Besides that, I think the back border works fine, everything here is as expected. Recommend if you want a good green.I threw out the cup flags. Why? Because they have ridges on the outside of them, so when you pull them out, the golf ball doesn't roll out, its cupped in because it has borders. That is a dumb design IMO.Doesn't matter though, don't need them anyways.

I was originally considering purchasing a WellPutt putting mat but saw some good reviews on this lower priced TrueBirdie putting mat and decided to give it a try. This mat has exceeded all my expectations - it has a good weight and thickness and rolls out flat on my hardwood floor. The speed is comparable to the practice greens at the local muni but is definitely not country club speed. I did not like the included silicon putting cup so I purchased the PuttOUT pressure putt trainer and the combination has been great. It is a great way to get in a lot of repetitions using the same ball. My 11 year and 9 year old also like practicing on the putting mat. We play a game where we have try and roll 5 in a row onto the PuttOUT at 3 feet and then move back and try to make 5 in a row at 4 feet, 5 feet, with the ultimate goal being to make 5 in a row at 8 feet If we miss, we start over at 3 feet and if the ball comes to rest in the micro target for a "perfect putt", we automatically get to move back to the next distance.

Nice product not worth the money the less expensive ones are the same and roll fine nice product but not worth the extra $100 in my opinion