FEATURES: Multiple targets to vary practice Pop up middle target highly visible when open and closed Triple, forward aim points (central, left, right) High level, elastomer alignment stick support offers an aim point for longer putts Solid PC/ABS ramp Golf hole crescent Spun aluminum badge
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I have had this for a couple years. Only used it a few times. Don't think it'd buy it again.
Many of us appreciate you sharing but could you please provide your reasoning as to why you wouldn't buy it again? That would provide the helpful context to consider.
I highly recommend pairing this with the PuttOUT mat and following the recommended drills. It really is so much better than those built in slanted mats. I've found my speed control is much better as to get the ball to stick you really have to be perfect.
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Many of us appreciate you sharing but could you please provide your reasoning as to why you wouldn't buy it again? That would provide the helpful context to consider.
Philosophically I think putting is an art. I was taught to train all components indepdently:
- Address position using mirrors.
- Chalk line to practice straight end to end putts.
- Speed drills hitting to within inches of a target from 10', 15', 20', 25'...
- Gates to practice green reading and slopes.
- All the above practiced indepdently and each building a repeatable stroke.
Now the PuttOut trains, maybe, one of those? And IMO not well, if you're on your home carpet. As someone stated, you could pair this with the PuttOut matt to train straight putts too. I could somewhat buy that.
I owned one for a bit and noticed it messed with my tempo and speed control. Like I said, it may work for some, but be realistic with expectations.
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I have temu knock off that cost like $6. when I used it daily I did notice my aiming got better in real world putting but I got busy and haven't touched it in awhile and I regressed.
I bought one of these a few years ago when they first showed up at my local golf shop, kind of gimmicky...at first. Helps with pace drills since the balls return shows you how far past the hole the ball would have gone. Use mine all the time at work and at home, also folds down and easily fits in my bag so on a busy day at the course I can set it up on the practice green.
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- Address position using mirrors.
- Chalk line to practice straight end to end putts.
- Speed drills hitting to within inches of a target from 10', 15', 20', 25'...
- Gates to practice green reading and slopes.
- All the above practiced indepdently and each building a repeatable stroke.
Now the PuttOut trains, maybe, one of those? And IMO not well, if you're on your home carpet. As someone stated, you could pair this with the PuttOut matt to train straight putts too. I could somewhat buy that.
I owned one for a bit and noticed it messed with my tempo and speed control. Like I said, it may work for some, but be realistic with expectations.
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