Putting is one of the most overlooked areas of most golfers golf games but is the most critical. In fact the putter is the most used club in a round of golf, so why don’t we practice putting as much as driving?
Every hole on the golf course allows for two putts to make par which means the putter is being used twice per hole.
Practicing putting can be hard as there is not always adequate putting facilities at all golf courses and they can be poorly maintained.This is where indoor putting mats have a good advantage.
The Izzo putting mat is 6ft long so an ideal distance for putting, this is the distance a lot of golfers find themselves in not only to make par but birdies as well.Izzo’s cup on their putting mat is smaller than a regulation cup on the golf course so it teaches better precision and accuracy, so when your on the golf course the cup is going to look like a big hole which will instill great confidence.
The putting mat is rated at 14 stimpmeter speed which is the average putting speed for most golf course greens. The Izzo putting mat has a lake and sand trap around the cup to catch missed puts.
One of the many benefits of the indoor putting mat is that you can put at any time that you like, you don’t have to worry about the weather.You can add slope to the putting mat by placing a ramp underneath it. For example you could make a little ramp that can fit underneath the putting mat which can help with putting up hill or down hill.
Because putting and the putter is a club that we use on every hole we should be practicing our putting twice as long as we would spend on driving and iron play.The putting mat is simple to setup and you can practice non stop every day and the best way to lower your golf score is to lower the amount of putts that we have.
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This post was written by admin on June 9, 2010
