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Par Three Putting Green Sharpen up those putting skills with the "Par 3" putting green. Maybe you will even get a "birdie".

Golf Training Aid and Putting Green Available in 7’, 9’ and 13’ lengths, these golf training aids help you quickly improve your putt. Six separate devices deliver quick, positive feedback when you take a stroke. The String Guide marks a path to the hole, while the Ball-Marking Tool aids in your alignment. Maintain squareness at impact while emphasizing acceleration with the Stroke Groover Block, and learn proper head and body position by using the alignment Hash Mark. You can also create subtle breaks with the Contour Mats and learn to aim for the center cup with the Cup-Reducing Ring. Perfect for both left and right hand golfers. Made in the USA.

PRO CIRCUIT ELECTRIC RETURN GOLF PUTTING MAT PRO CIRCUIT ELECTRIC RETURN GOLF PUTTING MAT The only putt return that brings the ball right back to you. Track and diverter brings the ball to where you putted from. Putting surface stimps to a 9 [tournament conditions] Adjustable to 3, 6 or 9 feet. Buil

Greenmaster 2 Way / 4 Hole Golf Putting Green 2 Way/4 Hole Putting Green American Duragreen Surface - a full 2' wide by 9' Long Convenient backstop catches misses Different sized holes simulate putts up to 22' Corner hole features challenging left-to-right break

Double Hazard Golf Practice Putting Green (Set of 2) American Duragreen surface Convenient 6' length fits almost anywhere Has 2 Holes

Featured Putting Article

Many golfers use the "chip and run" as regular part of their game; and those who don't have at least seen others do it. The chip and run shot is very similar to a putt, but you play the shot from just off the green. Club selection is vital for this shot, just like any other; in this case, you will want to use irons.

The shot should be played with your legs close together and the golf ball in line with your back foot. The club should be held firmly in your hands ahead of the ball, which will make the shot fly flatter through the air.

You should use only your arms to play the shot--just as you would when you take a strong putt on the green.

When you are chipping uphill, make sure you carefully consider your selection because you will need a club that can keep the ball lower and help it roll up onto the green.

Conversely, when you are chipping downhill, you will need a club that can create a lot of backspin, which will stop the ball from rolling down the hill, causing you to gain strokes.

Of course, when you are around the green, keep playing the shot the same way if you haven't had trouble in the past; and remember to allow your club to do most of the work.

The chip and run will either make or break your putting position. If you get it right, you can confidently stroll up to the ball on the green, make a simple putt, and then move on to the next hole; however, if you can't get a good green lay-up, then you will be looking at a tricky putt or another chip and run shot.

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