One Planer
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Be it on carpet, artificial grass, or a training aid mat ........... Is this a waste of time?
Anyone have an opinion?
Anyone have an opinion?
Practice putting indoors
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bobmac
Major Champion
I don't believe it's a waste of time.
Try and find a surface that matches the speed of the greens you normally play on and just practice hitting the spot you aim for.
There's no point at being brilliant at reading putts if you then cant hit the line you've chosen.
Try and find a surface that matches the speed of the greens you normally play on and just practice hitting the spot you aim for.
There's no point at being brilliant at reading putts if you then cant hit the line you've chosen.
G1BB0
Money List Winner
I have a failry flat carpet in my hallway which is approx 20ft long, I put a coin down and just practice the line, theres a little borrow at 1 point but I am just practising my technique more than anything (with my v-easy now I no longer use my belly putter 
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thecraw
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Bob,
Can you please point me in the right direction, I'm looking for a bit of carpet thats damp, cored and covered in heel marks with the odd plug mark as well. Thats probably about right for our greens at present.
cheers.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
I tend to use a V-Easy or my Pathfinder http://www.clubhousegolf.co.uk/acatalog/Yes__Pathfinder_Putting_Aid.html and just try and hone a repeatable stroke eliminating any excessive movement
Mattyboy
Tour Rookie
LOL! I am looking for the same carpet but can only find it in green so its not very realistic for around here. If anyone finds one in muddy brown, please let me know. The odd oil stain would also help!
But yes - i practice on the carpet, using the v easy and simply putting up a slope or aginst the fire place so the ball returns to me. THerefore, the essence is on the stroke (path & rythm) and not on the outcome (did it go in?).
