Golf Putting Mat Indoor & Outdoor Professional Golf Practice Putting Green Mat with Distance Marker Anti Slip Backing Golf Training Mat Golf Accessories Golf Portable Matt

I bought this mat to have fun with my kids. I like that it gives good distance, sets up quickly, and packs away just as fast. Once stored, it takes up very little space. I find the design of the mat really nice, it reminds me of old video games like Neo Turf Masters. The distance markers and the balls add a bit of variety and challenge. The mat is thick and good quality. The surface is pleasant to roll on, even if it doesn’t perfectly reproduce the feel of a real green. We’ve had it for a little over two months now, and we keep coming back to it just for the fun of putting a few balls or challenging each other. I’m very satisfied with it, and I recommend it.

This has been an excellent gift for my son. It works great for practicing in the house and rolls up and stores away nice and easy.

Very good value. Quality is good and has helped my putting. I like that the distance is measured off In 1 foot increments.

I like this putting mat a lot. Pros: 1) it is thick and plush! it is not just some thin sheet of felt. instead, it is quite THICK, and the edges are all very securely stitched! this thing could last a long time! 2) the graphics are cute/fun. it's not just a plain green strip 3) the underside is a layer of anti-slip material, so it shouldn't slide around All in all, this is a pretty cool mat for home / office and should hold up for some time! 5/5

This is a nice little putting mat, especially given the price point. The numbered distances are nice. That said, they are printed upside down. You obviously want to stand at the "0 feet" mark to hit putts; that way, a 3 foot putt ends at the "3 foot" marker. However, the numbers are printed such that putting from "0 feet" has all the numbers upside down (regardless of whether you are right or left handed). To see the numbers right-side up, you would have to stand at the other end, at the "9 feet" mark, and putt towards "0 feet," instead, which means you have to do simple subtraction in your head to determine the distance. While that "math" is very easy to do intuitively, the design is still absolutely stupid.