CHAMPKEY Premium Golf Putting Mat Come with Golf Putting Gates - Realistic Rolling Surface with Advanced Alignment Guides Golf Putting Green (LITE Version)

Great putting mat. Reasonably priced. Works great, has helped my game a lot!

For the price this works as described. Easy to store and assemble but whole item is not super sturdy. Would buy again.

Great product at a great price. This product is just as good as all the competitors but $15-$20 cheaper. I have it in my home office and love practicing my putting on my off time.

Put it in my office and works great. As others mentioned, would work better on carpet (the ball will roll off the green once in a while and on a hardwood floor, you might end up chasing after the ball). Otherwise, consistently sends the ball back properly and the green flattens out nicely. Liked it so much, just ordered a second one as a gift for my father in law. Highly recommend!

My kiddos wanted a little green to practice on. The concept is good, but it’s definitely not perfect. The ball never returns where it’s supposed to. It gets stuck and it’s supposed to roll down the little ramp. We have to put something under it to elevate the area a bit so that the ball can roll down properly after sinking it in a hole.

the quality of the product and it's so fun to play

I like this overall, AND I DO recommend it at $30, but it could be improved.DISLIKES:1. Doesn’t roll out as smooth as others.2. Needs another 5”-6” of length to really be able to put from the 8’ mark.3. Ball sometimes catches between the edge of the mat and the guide wall if you hit it long.** Ball will come loose when the next ball enters the track. If it’s annoying enough, you could try trimming the mat in the back just a hair.Yep. That’s it for dislikes more or less. Any other minor complaints are gonna be common in a gravity-return mat (ball rolling off mat for various reasons, mostly at the fault of the one putting).The mat quality of the $50 MaxFli mat from DICKS is certainly better (flatter, long enough to putt from 8’, smoother roll), but it’s negatives outweigh the quality of the materials used, hence why I’m trying (and liking) the CHAMPKEY mat here.LIKES:1. No putting lines — The aforementioned mat from DICKS has putting lines and the painted lines actually guide the ball in, reinforcing bad putting habits. With THIS MAT, I can see my mistakes and correct them.2. Velcro return lanes — I was concerned at first if the ridges would be enough to keep the ball in, but on a flat enough surface, they work fine. I actually like these better than the HotWheels track style. You can angle them inwards to roll the ball back to the center of the mat as well.3. Slope is less steep than others — It’s a gravity-return mat, so you need height to get the ball rolling back, but that tends to make you putt harder than you need to. This one isn’t as bad. It’s just steep enough, like a Roman aqueduct.CONCLUSION:If you want an inexpensive putting mat that returns the ball, and doesn’t put training wheels on your putter, give this a try.

Was a Christmas present for my brother in law and he loved it!

great product only when I hit it my ball only go in 4 out of 10. well I guess I need more practice.

This was for my grandson 10 yrs old, but any age can use it, great for practicing putting and having games with other or by yourself.Does not come with ball or putter. Just the grass turf and plastic thing. But seems quite sturdy and I think it was a gift that will last for a while

This practice green does the job, but very is cheap quality. Poor Craftsmanship, only put velcro tape on one piece not both of the rails for the ball return, and it constantly moves.

The media could not be loaded. Great for the price compared to all the other ones I’ve seen

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