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Looked into getting a Perfect Putter, I'm just going to be causally using it, to find straight putts and for putting practice and it's kind of steep at 300 USD. Looked into a stimpmeter, dunno why it's 150 for something that looks so basic. Then found this product from Eyeline Golf, at a reasonable 125. Anyone use this? It looks like it's a pretty true roll, there's no bounce as it comes off the ramp.


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I mean, sure… you could make one, too.

Even just cut a piece of 2" PVC in half or something and put a little flexible piece of plastic at the end. Put some adjustable slide rails as back legs on it.

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If you’re just looking for a straight putt can’t you do that with a level?

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1 hour ago, iacas said:

I mean, sure… you could make one, too.

Even just cut a piece of 2" PVC in half or something and put a little flexible piece of plastic at the end. Put some adjustable slide rails as back legs on it.

Thanks! I’ll try that. 

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