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I have a putting mat in my office. It's 9 feet long almost 4 feet wide. I've drawn a line down it in order to practice hitting my line and stuff. Works fine for what it is. 
While I'm not a fan of lining up a line on my golfball for every putt. I think for practice sessions it can have a lot of value. 

To me this product makes sense. This is the first time I've seen it. It showed up as an add on the right side of the TST webpage. What do you all think?


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Interesting. I kind of like it. I wouldn’t bother with the lines on the ball though.

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We have one. It's also good as a target line when you're making full swings.

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  On 4/19/2024 at 3:44 PM, iacas said:

We have one. It's also good as a target line when you're making full swings.

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I've used a construction laser for years.
Far less expensive than the PuttAim laser.

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  On 4/19/2024 at 3:08 PM, ChetlovesMer said:

I have a putting mat in my office. It's 9 feet long almost 4 feet wide. I've drawn a line down it in order to practice hitting my line and stuff. Works fine for what it is. 
While I'm not a fan of lining up a line on my golfball for every putt. I think for practice sessions it can have a lot of value. 

To me this product makes sense. This is the first time I've seen it. It showed up as an add on the right side of the TST webpage. What do you all think?


Get ready to dominate the greens like never before. PuttAIM Golf is a golf putting aid that uses laser technology to help you improve your game. This device works to ensure your putts are aligned properly and on track...

 

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I always get adds for "Find your Eastern European Soulmate"

I think it's a nifty gadget to have at home. If your going to do a dedicated putting session I could see setting it up. Thanks for sharing.

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