If you’re looking to focus on a specific part of your putting, there will be a mat for that. A long putting mat will obviously help you with pace and distance control whilst models with holes on will help you gain more confidence just by seeing the ball go in the hole more often. Alternatively if you just want to use the mat for fun, rather than intense practice, then go for a model with holes and fun little accessories too. Even the truly golf-obsessed among us spend more time at home than we do at the golf course. So, if you want to give yourself the best chance of becoming a better putter, you need to find a way to practice putting at home. But like any of the best golf training aids, leaving them out of sight in the cupboard isn’t going to turn you from Stabby McThreeJab into Ben Crenshaw.

This putting mat comes with three revolutionary breaking balls that are weighted differently to replicate three severities of break. The green ball has a slight break, the red ball has a medium break and the blue ball has a heavy break. Inside the ball is a screw and, if the screw is on the right, the ball will break left to right and vice versa. Practice at home or the office with this fantastic putting mat. Designed with automatic ball return and deluxe mat that makes putting so enjoyable. It is lightweight and portable to make sure it is easy to transport so you can enjoy the green life almost anywhere. Linking with the above point, how convenient do you want the putting mat to be, primarily in terms of how easy is it to store and fold away. Some of the models above, like the PuttOUT Putting Mat roll up conveniently and easily in a bag, whilst others have the hole attachment which takes up a bit more room.

It’s been almost four years since PuttOUT released their original Putting Mat [review HERE], and taught golfers that they didn’t need to spend a fortune to get a flat, true putting surface in their home. Now, with the introduction of the Slim Putting Mat and the Large Putting Mat, they’re offering more options. Whether you have limited space or want to vary your putting practice, PuttOUT has a mat for you. The various target area and alignment tools on this mat allow for varied practice sessions with the putter to work on different elements of the stroke. Aftermarket golf holes are available if you want to add one at the end for more focused practice, but we found this mat as enjoyable and varied to use without a conventional golf hole. How we test golf equipment We believe that it is by using the equipment in the real world that shows just how good a product is. We should also note that no manufacturer can buy a good review because our testing team tells it how it is. How to choose a putting mat A product with the word 'Perfect' in its name this many times should instantly make you lethal with the putter on the greens, right? Endorsed by Dustin Johnson, the Perfect Practice Perfect Putting Mat doesn't fall too far short of perfect if you've got the space and time to use this excellent putting mat to the fullest.

I’ve been using the original PuttOUT Putting Mat almost daily since it was released, and it’s still in wonderful condition. The longevity of the mat itself is outstanding. The Pure 2 Improve putting mat comes in two fairly large sizes - 3 meters and 5 meters - which makes this a great putting mat if you're looking to improve your longer, lag putts. There isn't an actual golf hole at the end of the mat, but we found the big target area is great for practicing those longer putts where you are just looking to get the ball within a short length, rather than holing it outright.Bauer Media Group consists of : Bauer Consumer Media Ltd, Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited, Each PuttOUT Putting Mat comes rolled up in a cardboard tube inside of a drawstring bag. This keeps the mat clean and free of bends or folds during transit.