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I wasn't sure what to expect with this product after taking a chance and ordering it. It arrived quickly, was packaged neatly and very easy to assemble and start using. I already had a putting mat and that is highly recommended for this product. After using it for a couple of weeks I couldn't be any happier. It's size makes it easy to pick up and move. I am even going to pack it in the suitcase for our next golf vacation. Will be ideal for practicing our putts in the hotel room. I may buy some additional units and ship them to my golf buddies as holiday gifts. It's a clever little product and one of the better devices out there. I am happy to recommend it. A+

Bought this to use at the pub I hangout at, it's awesome. Portable hole to put with friends, great for drinking games as well. The 360 is much better than others because it does not have to be facing a direction and simulates a real hole better. Quality surprised me, its handmade in Spain!

Awesome help with my putting. This device arrives very quick. Awesome design and packaging to put away and bring anywhere and very easy to setup. Very convenient on the greens where all holes are in use. Noticed a drastic change in my one putt percentages.

Pretty awesome little device. Helping me get my shirt game in tact

This is a must have for anyone who wants to improve their putting game. Very easy to assemble and small enough to travel with.

Very pleased with this! Very to set up, quick to pack away, and works well. So far it has been used indoors only but would be great at the range on the putting green. Just one slight problem … how do we stop the cats from swatting the balls as they head towards the hole!? Lol

This thing is pretty sweet! I’m always on the road for work so I got it to pass time and work on my stroke. It has a super handy travel bag and it’s really easy to put together. Huge bonus!… it’s quiet and works awesome putting on hotel room floors!

Got this got putting practice tool for my buddy's 50th birthday and he loved it. Allows both of us to use it at the practice putting green. Amazing for serious golfers.

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No sirve para hierba

Le faltaria una barra inferior para.anclar en la hierba. Si no, se cae.si le das con lq bola. La barra superior podria ser mas alta y con banderilla

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Hab ein gebrauchtes bekommen

War leider schon gebraucht. Da es mir aber zu stressig ist es zurück zusenden, ein neues zu bestellen und es ja nicht defekt ist, gibt’s halt „nur“ eine negative Rezession statt den Gegenstand zurück. Vom Prinzip her ist das Teil aber gut und funktioniert.

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Perfecto para entrenar

Novedoso y muy buen producto para entrenar en casa y no solo desde la posicion central. Tiene 360 grados como un hoyo real. Por su tamaño y facilidad de montar y desmontar, lo puedes llevar al campo de golf o a un viaje. Los materiales son de mucha calidad. Muy recomendable.

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Sensacional alternativa para practicar el putt en casa

GRAVIT es una alternativa genial a las alfombrillas y hoyos portátiles tradicionales. No necesitas instalación, simplemente una alfombra o moqueta y te servirá para practicar esos putts de 2-3 metros que nos traen de cabeza a todos los golfistas. Cómodo, no ocupa espacio y tiene un diseño vanguardista que hacen que lo puedas dejar en cualquier sitio sin que moleste. Una buena compra, muy buen artículo y totalmente recomendable.

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Muy práctico, versátil y cómodo de usar.

Entrega rapidísima, lo compré el sábado y lo recibí el domingo. Como profesional, lo encuentro muy práctico, ya que lo puedo usar con mis alumnos en indoor. Para mis entrenamientos también me resulta muy cómodo ya que las dimensiones son las de un hoyo real. Buen material, aspecto de duradero y fácil de montar.

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This may not sound like it has anything to do with putting tips, but do me a favor and sign your name on a piece of paper. See how quick and easy that was? Now try to slowly duplicate that signature. Not so easy. The reason is, you're thinking about it and not tapping into your subconscious, the way you did when you signed the first time. Putting is no different. The best putters see their target line and then roll the ball on that line, just like you saw the paper and then signed it. The lesson is, keep it natural, and don't let yourself get bogged down by anything.
With the help of my sons, Ron and Dave Jr., I've developed a philosophy that focuses on this notion but also incorporates basic tips for improving your setup and stroke--the same tips I've given major champions like Phil Mickelson and Yani Tseng. Our method might really differ from what you do now, but it's the most effective way to roll the ball into the hole.
If you shot a free throw with your right hand only, you'd realize you need your left hand as a guide. The same is true on the greens: The left hand is the direction hand, and it's just as important as the right. Practice putting left-hand-only ( right ), or have someone hold a club in front of your hands on the target line. Bump the grip with the back of your hand, not your fingers, like Dave Jr. is doing.
The key to distance control is to roll the ball, not hit it. To do this, take an open stance, your weight slightly favoring your left side and your putter shaft leaning toward the target. The open stance makes it easier to feel the left hand going out and down the target line. The forward lean offsets the 4 degrees of loft I recommend for a putter and helps the ball roll smoothly.
When you make the stroke, keep the putterhead low to the ground past impact, like Ron is demonstrating ( inset ). The putter will ascend slightly, but don't try to hit up on the ball -- whoever told you to do that was wrong, because it makes the ball hop.
Grip the putter any way you like, as long as it doesn't hinder your left hand's role in the stroke. But make sure to grip the club in your fingers. The shaft should run up the lifeline of your left hand for clubface control, but your fingers must contact the grip. You can drop the right forefinger down the shaft, but don't steer with it. Forget about what your palms are doing. Fingers equal feel.
If you stare at the ball too long at address, it's easy to get brain-locked and hit a bad putt. To avoid this, I don't even look at the ball. Try looking at a spot just in front of the ball on your target line and rolling the ball over that spot. Put a tee in the ground in front of the ball when you practice ( right ). This gets you thinking about the target line instead of the stroke--the opposite of what most golfers do.
Another trick to free your mind is to picture the ball going in on the high side of the hole on a breaking putt. Most golfers miss low. For this left-to-right putt ( below ), I want the ball to enter the cup well left of center.
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