Are any other serious golfers out there tired of not having holes in the practice putting greens at most local golf courses? Instead, we are asked to be satisfied with hitting the sticks that have ...

The good news about putting is, you’re probably already dedicating time to it. When you roll some putts before you tee off, that’s legitimate practice time—if you use it well. The key is to make the ...

Putting to a smaller target in practice will also make the regular cup look bigger during the round which can increase your confidence and help you put a better stroke on your putts! $17.99 from ...

Train-track style alignment lines lead to each hole to give you a better gage of your putting line, and of course, it shows distances so you can practice any length putt within the mat’s range.

I might be the only golfer on the planet who is bad enough to 5-putt a green, and dumb enough to admit it. If I were to write a manual on how to 5-putt, step one would be: "Try not to 5-putt." ...

Putting represents 43 percent of the game of golf but, generally speaking, it is horribly misrepresented in practice. The average golfer will take two maybe three golf balls to a putting green and ...

Practice your green game anywhere you’d like with the Putt-A-Bout Par Three Putting Green, which is features different hole locations and “sand traps” to catch errant putts.. Measuring 9 ...

Most normal length putters are approximately 3 feet in length, use this to measure a 3-foot putt and place a tee in the ground. From there, move back away from the hole in 2-foot increments ...

The average golf course has an 18 hole par of 72. When par is calculated for a hole such as a par 4, the golfer is allowed two strokes to ADD FLAVOR TO YOUR PUTTING PRACTICE ...

One of the key areas of the game that is very often turned into a “game based” practice session is putting. ... Each hole is a Par 2 with a range of about 15 – 50 feet.