Practicing the right stuff is fun. And when it’s this much fun you just can’t stop. So go ahead, keep repeating those beautiful curvy swings. Roll on player. We know you’re a lean, mean, putting machine.

We understand that it doesn’t take much to get sidetracked. That’s why we designed a frictionless setup system. Now you can get down to putting in no time. And it stores away just as easy too. Roll it out. Roll it in. Roll it up. Always be rolling.

Learn how to build a natural arcing putting motion & start more putts on line

Sorry you had to find out from us but your swing path is NOT straight back & straight through. Science dictates that the putters natural path is an arcing motion that swings from inside to inside...just like your full swing. And when you swing your putter on an arc the face should stay square to the path.

Start by making a few practice swings with your putter tracing the arc on your Swing Mat. Then hit a few putts making the same arcing motion. If you’re doing it right your putts will start on the target line that runs down the center of the Putting Mat.

Your Putting Mat is designed to tell you if you’re starting your putts on line.

Lets face it, starting your putts on line is MISSION CRITICAL. Use the “Start Line” (or center line) on your Putting Mat to assist you with measuring Start Line accuracy.

Roll a few putts and watch where the ball starts in the first few inches. Is the ball starting dead center? Or does it start a little left or right of center? If left then your putter's face is closed at impact. If right then your face is open at impact. Using your Swing Mat to make an arcing putting motion is your best chance at hitting the ball squarely and starting more putts on line.

Your Aim Board can tell you how much your putter’s face is open or closed at impact 

Your putter’s face at impact determines where the ball goes. Just 2° open on a 6 ft putt will miss right. The numbers on your aim board indicate degree of error. If your ball rolls to the #3 then it’s likely your face was 3° open (or closed) at impact. Continue to practice making an arcing putting motion with your Swing Mat and over time you should see smaller margins of error.

Your Putting Cup will only catch putts with good speed & aim

Once you’ve got your swing path & putter face dialed in, you can start working on speed. Your Putting Cup is like a traffic cop, it only rewards putts with good speed. If your ball had enough speed to roll 24” past the hole then the cup will spit your ball out. Although your cup is regulation size it's unforgiving around the edges. Which requires you to have both a soft touch and good aim.