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Anyone heard of this? 
 

seen it advertised quite a bit recently and normally with these kind of ads that pop up I’m usually sceptical, especially as it’s on a ‘special half price offer’ which is has been for about 2 months now as well. 
 

would appreciate any feedback on it if anyone uses it, as my putting is definitely the biggest issue in my game at the moment. 

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I have one. It’s okay. You need a really level floor, of course.

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I've got one, it's solid. Built pretty nice for a practice putting mat, though not as nice as I'd wish it were, if that makes sense. 

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Thanks gents.

Was considering one for work to have a little practice at lunchtime a few minutes a day but for the price will give it a miss at the moment.

Rob - London, England

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5 hours ago, rebelrob said:

Thanks gents.

Was considering one for work to have a little practice at lunchtime a few minutes a day but for the price will give it a miss at the moment.

Yeah, that price is quite a bit.  I also debated getting a putting matt for home so I'd have something more entertaining than a ruler for when I'm actually hitting putts at home and not doing a drill to work on the stroke.  I even used a roll-away one at someone's house yesterday.   But there are prices I don't want to spend and I worry that the less expensive ones might do me more harm than good. 

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47 minutes ago, Shindig said:

Yeah, that price is quite a bit.  I also debated getting a putting matt for home so I'd have something more entertaining than a ruler for when I'm actually hitting putts at home and not doing a drill to work on the stroke.  I even used a roll-away one at someone's house yesterday.   But there are prices I don't want to spend and I worry that the less expensive ones might do me more harm than good. 

I’ve seen some for £30 but the reviews are that they’re very cheap and nasty so not found a reasonable alternative as of yet. 
 

If I found a decent enough one for say £50-60 I’d be all over it, but at double the cost I’ll want to see it and have a go on it first ideally. 

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