Indoor Putting Mats

[golfnguitarz]

scottyallenb - is that PuttGolf mat easy to get out of the way or disassemble when not in use? How heavy is it? Thanks.

[gticlay]

scottyallenb - is that PuttGolf mat easy to get out of the way or disassemble when not in use? How heavy is it? Thanks.

 

You really want to get the big moss - it'll be the best if you can't leave it out all the time.

[dubbie]

Well, the Big Moss was sitting on my porch when I got home from X-Mas shopping last night. Mrs. Santa Claus let me open the box and it looks pretty sweet. I will roll it out today and have a better idea. Looks like I will be re-arranging the dining room this morning..... ;)

 

My son is getting an apartment in February. Then I will have a very nice set-up.

[big-buka]

I got the PuttGOlf green last night and put it together. It actually got damaged in the shipping process and the company could not be any nicer. No questions asked they are sending me a new frame and don't want the old one back. Pretty cool. It works for flat putts now and will be fully adjustable when the new frame arrived. It is a pretty cool set up. I putted on it a little last night while watching Monday night football. I am sure I will get a lot of use out of it. When it is all ready to go I will post pictures.

[GolpDoc]

there are some stock pics on the website.. www.puttgolf.com

i'd love to see some of your pics, and some real life reviews. I'm concerned about my

3yo son running up and down the green and caving it in. At this price, I might get it

anyways. Please post yur pics & reviews! Thanks!

 

One thing I really like about the Puttgolf is when you have the hole area raised a little up hill the cup expands and it can hold about 15 golf balls. No 3 and stop to get them out of the way. If anyone wants me to post pics let me know. Scotty B

 

 

I got the PuttGOlf green last night and put it together. It actually got damaged in the shipping process and the company could not be any nicer. No questions asked they are sending me a new frame and don't want the old one back. Pretty cool. It works for flat putts now and will be fully adjustable when the new frame arrived. It is a pretty cool set up. I putted on it a little last night while watching Monday night football. I am sure I will get a lot of use out of it. When it is all ready to go I will post pictures.

[johnj]

Hve you considered building it up a little. Say make a plywood platform and some foam. You shouldbe able to do it pretty easy, and it would remove the bounciness from it. Just a thought of course

 

 

If you pick up a putting green from Backyard Golf, you won't have to "build it up." Models also come with shims to set breaks if desired and your ball will actually "drop" in the cup realistically because of the platform height and cup depth so you will get realistic feedback on speed. See the photos below...J

 

This is the "LaHinch" model, 6' X 14', w/ three holes.