MAZEL Golf Putting Cup/Ring for Training Aid Indoor & Outdoor - All-Direction Practice Hole Putting Accuracy Trainer

Perfect for creating a "hole" on my putting mat. Rather than aiming for a spot on the mat this gives a physical target and helps with putting practice. Perfect size and good quality. Was an excellent value for what i paid!

I use this tool inside and out. The public practice green I use is often crowded, so I create my own targets with this tool to avoid the ball congestion around the public hole targets. It does the job.

This little rubber putting ring is a nice addition to the office for some quick practice putts—just drop it on the floor and start putting! It’s convenient and fun for a casual break. However, it doesn’t truly replicate a golf hole. Balls that would typically sink in a real cup often bounce off the ring or roll in one side and out the other, which can be frustrating. Still, it’s a decent tool for light practice, just don’t expect a realistic putting experience.

These putting rings are very hard to use and therefore great. Your speed has to be absolutely perfect. These are great for indoor winter putting.

This product is great to practice putts. I feel that some putts that roll out of this product would be a good putt on the course but it's great to practice light putting. Easy set up!

any golf junkies out there? well this mundane looking gadget will surprise you everywhere you go. Ive taken it to the putting green at the local range and have used it as an alternate hole and it works rather well. Sometimes the green is full and there are not holes to putt to.. but just lay this thing down and presto... a target that is not just some circle. you really gotta putt it to make it. and if your're home... just lay it down anywhere on a carpet like surface ... and voila... a target.

This was just a simple thing I wanted to practice with but not I am using it more and more. Obviously a very basic idea, but it is convenient and is great when the putting green is crowded or you want an alternative spot. Lets face it, we don't make many putts, so the hole serves its purpose.

first of all, if you stroke hard enough to just get it in the hole, this will reject it because of the ramped edge, it will also effect it away from the inner circle when you don't hit it perfectly straight, and forget about an assertive shot, once you get it into the hole, it pops right back out the other side. it is a delicate balance to get the ball to stay inside of this thing, not realist to actual putting strengths and distances. Retuned both of the ones I had ordered. Do not buy these if you are serious about improving you putting game.