Pro Circuit Putt Return System Putting Green Mat

Our top of the line indoor golf putting green/putting mat.

How often have you added strokes to your game by missing 9' putts and under? Truth is, most putts are made or missed from that range! Pro Circuit Putt Return System is the perfect tool to cut strokes from your game. Large 9' putting green has non-directional surface to simulate a real putting green. Inclined green helps develop a firm stroke. Made or missed putts are collected and returned automatically using the "Patent Pending" Ball Track and Diverter system. Yes, the ball comes to rest where you stand, no hunting for balls unders the couch! When it's time to step up to those under-10-footers on the course, your confidence will be there!

The Pro Circuit Putting Green's features include:

• "Patent Pending" Track and Diverter System returns ball to where you putted from
  
• Putting surface stimps to a 9 on a USGA Stimp Meter
  
• Returns missed and made putts
  
• Top quality putting surface, lays flat, won't unravel
  
• Adjustable to 3', 6', or 9'
  
• Built in Putter Stand
  
• Regulation Size Cup
  
• Works for left-handers too
  
• 120 volt, no batteries required
  

Here are some tips to make the most of your practice golf putting green:



Start out by hitting your putts at a ball marker and not the hole. Don't immediately try to make putts - simply roll the ball toward a ball marker you've put down about 2-4 feet away. Think about your putting stroke and centering the ball on the putter face. If you hit every putt solid your distance control and accuracy will be greatly improved.
Always practice making putts, not missing them. Putt from no more than six feet out, and preferably around four feet out. Even the pros make only about half their 6-footers. If you're practicing 15-footers, you're only hurting your confidence, and thats why most indoor practice putting greens are not 15 feet long.
Make sure you're putting on a flat part of the practice green, instead of a big breaking putt. On a practice putting green, you want to practice making putts. That means putting from a short distance - and on a flat part of the green, so be sure that you're practice green is level. Short, flat putts are the ones you have to make to improve.
Always end your practice session by making putts. Don't walk off the green on a miss. Force yourself to make five to ten putts in a row to end the session - even if you have to putt from one foot to do it. You can gradually increase the number of putts you have to make to end each practice session as you get better.
Visualize your putts going in the hole and stay positive. The mental game and having confidence plays a huge role in being a successful putter. As you stand over putts on the practice green, visualize a trough leading from your putter to the cup and imagine hearing the sound of the ball dropping into the cup. You can also practice not looking up until you hear the ball drop in the cup.
Put down a chalk line to practice keeping your putter on-line. You can find a chalk line in a hardware store - it's that string carpenters snap to a surface to leave a chalk imprint. If you don't want to mark up your entire putting green, this can even be a 1 foot line where you hit your putts from.
Practice keeping your putter on line and hitting the sweet spot every time when putting on your indoor putting green. Think very carefully about every stroke and putt you hit, don't practice wrecklessly or it will follow you to the course. Use an alignment tool (a couple of rulers, for instance) or putting aids you can buy to affix to your putter's head that will help with centering the stroke.
Use other putting aids. These can be very effective when used in combination with our practice putting greens and you can improve your putting stroke ten-fold without ever going outside. Some of our favorite putting aids that can be used with your indoor practice putting green include Putting Pegz, Xtend Align Putting Aid, Pure Putt Putting Mirror, Putting Arc MSIII, EZ Roller Training Putter, Putter Balls, and the Tri-Link Short-Game Training Aid.