2 weeks Ago By USA TODAY Sports - Golfweek
On Friday, we released a list of . Now, we've put together a list of great tools to help your putting stroke, which will hopefully lead to more made putts during your rounds. In this list, we've included putting mats, training aids, tools to fit in your golf bag and more.
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You take the putter back and through while making contact with the board. This will help you hit the center of the face every time. If you want to , this mat from Putt-Out allows you to practice breaking putts in your living room, office or bedroom.
This thing is pretty cool. This little tool is . It helps with face alignment, quality of stroke, quality of impact, eye position and a whole lot more.
Plus, it can fit right in your bag. These might look a little goofy, but they're a . They help you know when your eyes are directly over the ball and teach you how to look down the line of the putt correctly.
These balls are one of the . You turn them on their side and putt them like a normal ball. If they start to roll and tip over, the stroke was bad.
It's tough at first, but once you dial it in, you'll start to make more putts. If you're putting stroke starts too far to the inside or outside, or if your ball contact is subpar, this is the tool for you. .
If you have a good amount of space you want to use for your , this is the one for you. It features six holes, it's 12 feet long and is perfect for inside or outside..
