Me and My Golf Breaking Ball Putting Mat
From £99.99
Over 90% of putts are affected by the slope on the putting green.
So why do we practice straight putts? Use our revolutionary breaking golf balls with our unique putting mat and improve your short game.
Mini-Series Training Videos included:
VIDEO 1 – Mat Setup Guide
VIDEO 2 – Putting Setup
VIDEO 3 – Smooth Putting Stroke
VIDEO 4 – Allow for the Break
VIDEO 5 – Putting Routine
VIDEO 6 – Every Putt Challenge
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Over 90% of putts are affected by the slope on the putting green.
So why do we practice straight putts? Use our revolutionary breaking golf balls with our unique putting mat and improve your short game.
Practice left and right breaking putts to improve your real-life game experience. Gain confidence out on the course by following our exclusive tips and drills.
With the MAMG putting mat you can let Piers and Andy show you how to get the most out of your breaking balls putting mat. With 5 training drills to improve your putting you can make real progress which translates to more putts made when you need them.
Included with the Breaking Ball Putting Mat
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I access Me & My Golf Training Videos?
Inside the box is a leaflet stating how to watch the training videos. Simply scan the QR code on the leaflet and should be taken to the Me and My Golf website. Either register for free or login and you’ll have full access to the videos.
What Speed on the Stimp Metre is the mat?
The mat rolls at a medium to fast pace, depending on the floors surface. We find putting on hard floors roll faster than say a softer surface like carpet. We feel the mat is around 11 on the Stimp Meter just below the PGA TOUR average.
How do I know which way the ball will break?
All breaking balls have a line down the middle with a weight on the side of the ball. When positioning the ball on the mat the line should be aimed at your start line with eight the weight on the left or right. If the weight is on the left the ball will break toward the left (right to left putt).
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