ME AND MY GOLF Breaking Ball Putting Mat - Simulate Breaking Putts At Home

The media could not be loaded. This is great solution to practice indoor when weather is not best or simply to train without spending money on golf courses besides of paying for mat itself.Putting mat is really well made. Thick with rubber underneath to prevent slipping on floor and guarantee flat surface, on top reminding me short hair carpet very well condensed and high quality. It has all marking on it such an distance in ft and meters as well 3-color marking corresponding with 3 balls and trajectory of ball it should follow in order to break. It has landing zone as well golf hole, and color coded starting line.Balls are apparently patented and represents 3 different breaks, green for slight break and lightest, red for medium break and blue for heavy break and being heaviest from all of 3 balls.With mat and balls you are going to receive coaching lesson showing technique of putting, different apex when breaking. Despite professional look, purpose and approach with training etc i still believe it is way too much money for this product.

Very disappointing product definitely not worth the price, the balls are really hard like putting with a Topflite and it's a bit of a pain having to line them up every time you take a putt, really not what I was expecting.

Bought a few months ago & I’m so much more confident now with breaking putts. Literally a game changer!

This putting mat is very different from the basic ones with a roll of felt and a cup. At first glance, it looks like a long carpet, but once I used it I quickly realised that there's more to it than that.Technically, yes, it is a long carpet. The pile is very similar to a decent green though, and doesn't seem to have a discernible bias. Ordinary carpet tends to want to lie with the fibers facing in one direction, which affects the way a ball rolls on it. This doesn't. If you vacuum it, you can make stripes, indicating that the fibers are laying in the direction they were brushed. And you do need to vacuum it - it's black and shows every tiny speck of dirt.The black colour is neutral so it doesn't affect your aim. The mat has distance markings on it, which get you used to judging distance. The biggest problem I have when putting is getting the weight of the stroke right, partly because I am not very good at judging distance. Over time, this is helping me a lot.I have the 11ft mat, which fits nicely in the new kitchen. It also fits in the utility room, and the garage, which is where I suspect Mrs. Z will make me use it. The 'hole' is deliberately printed quite far from the end of the mat, so you can rest the last foot or so up the wall to prevent the balls from damaging the skirting board. I haven't fitted the skirting board in the kitchen yet, so that's not currently an issue. Although if Mrs. Z finds out I've been playing golf in the kitchen instead of decorating it, I'll be in trouble.I was concerned that the ball would be affected by the gaps between the tiles, but it's not. The mat is thick enough to span the gaps without them showing on the top surface.The mat also has coloured marks - red, green and blue. These are aids for the 'breaking balls' part of the set.I was a bit dubious about this, but it works. What you get are three golf balls, each of which has a different weight sunk into one side. They also have coloured lines to indicate which ball you have, and where the weight is.The idea is that you putt the ball with the weight offset to the side, and it causes the ball to roll in a curve - like a bowls ball. The curve is predictable. The coloured markings on the mat are targets - if you aim off centre at the appropriate coloured mark, the ball should arrive at the 'hole'.You don't have to use the biased balls. You can use standard balls to practise straight shots just as easily.Putting is the worst aspect of my game, after driving and chipping. I also seem to have lost my good putter, which doesn't help. Nevertheless, with my trusty old 'lump of iron on a stick' putter, this mat and ball set has significantly improved my confidence and accuracy.I'm impressed. It seems expensive, but it's cheaper than practising on a real green, and you can use it indoors when it's raining. It rolls up small and fits in the supplied bag, and it's not all that heavy.

I believe in putting mats, particularly to practice those short 2/3 foot putts. Crucially, did this Breaking Ball mat help me improve my judgement of breaking putts on an actual green? - No. Not even slightly. In my opinion, the only way to do that indoors is to build a sloping green (e.g. as seen on Sky's golf channel), which is way outside most people's price range!

well gave to my mate dave to try out as he's the golfer,he said was a good idea, decent size mate to simulate being on a green and taking that final putt, the different weighted balls helped get different shots staight and curved, the added bonus was being able to access 2 proffessionals via online link and learn some tips n tricks from them, he said as for price its a "specialist thing" like all golfing gear aint cheap! but he was in two minds wether he would pay the asking price for it, overall he said cracking bit of kit good for indoors, just the price was questionable..

It’s a little expensive but in comparison to the quality it’s on point. The at is so well made and lays flat the the ground with no curving or lifting. This makes for brilliant practice and something to do in the dark evenings from home. Would recommend!

If you look for something to indoor putting practice. The kit comes with three revolutionary breaking balls and a putting mat. Its available in two sizes, with 7.5ft and with 11ft long mat. The Mat feels a bit, but it rolls out perfectly flat almost all the way to the edges. The other main component of this kit is the sleeve of breaking balls. Each of the three balls is designed to break a different amount. The colour of the balls aligns with the colours on the mat, showing you were to aim to “make” the putt with break.Additionally, with the mat you get access to a series of mini lessons from Me and My Golf. There are five videos, all 2-3 minutes in length. They cover the basics of set up and stroke fundamentals. While they don’t add much in my opinion, I’m sure fans of Me and My Golf will enjoy the extra content.If you’re seeing too many putts slide past the hole, or if you need to add more variety to your indoor practice, the Me and My Golf Breaking Ball Putting Mat is worthy of consideration. It is more expensive than comparable mats, but the added functionality may be worth it for serious golfers.