ME AND MY GOLF Breaking Ball Putting Mat - Simulate Breaking Putts At Home

This is great solution to practice indoor when weather is not best or simply to train without spending money on golf courses besides of paying for mat itself. Putting mat is really well made. Thick with rubber underneath to prevent slipping on floor and guarantee flat surface, on top reminding me short hair carpet very well condensed and high quality. It has all marking on it such an distance in ft and meters as well 3-color marking corresponding with 3 balls and trajectory of ball it should follow in order to break. It has landing zone as well golf hole, and color coded starting line. Balls are apparently patented and represents 3 different breaks, green for slight break and lightest, red for medium break and blue for heavy break and being heaviest from all of 3 balls. With mat and balls you are going to receive coaching lesson showing technique of putting, different apex when breaking. Despite professional look, purpose and approach with training etc i still believe it is way too much money for this product.

This is an awesome way to practice breaking putts at home. I got the 11 foot mat so I could practice at more distances. It comes in a nice travel case and there is a QR code to access the training videos. There are five training videos from Me and My Golf that teach you how to use the mat and learn from. It is a little pricey but factoring in the training videos it’s about right. The training tools from Me and My Golf never disappoint.

I believe in putting mats, particularly to practice those short 2/3 foot putts. Crucially, did this Breaking Ball mat help me improve my judgement of breaking putts on an actual green? - No. Not even slightly. In my opinion, the only way to do that indoors is to build a sloping green (e.g. as seen on Sky's golf channel), which is way outside most people's price range!

This takes a bit of getting used to. There is no hole, and there is no pin. This is not a “sink the putt” type of putting training, but instead is designed more to show you the correlation between your sight line, and the break. There are 3 different balls, and each is representative of either a small, a medium, or a large break. The concept is to find the correlating line on the mat (color coded0 to match the colored line on the ball. You hit the ball along the same colored line as the ball, with the goal of landing in a blue colored area I will call the “Zone”. This is where things take a bit of getting used to. In a real golf setting, the slant/slope of the green determines the break. With this practice mat, the mat is completely flat, and the ball itself determines the break (the balls are weighted). I practiced with this mat for a couple of weeks, and after you finally master the concept, the mat and the lines on the mat show you just how far to the left or right you have to hit the ball to land in the “zone”. Again, this is NOT about practicing sinking putts, but more about learning how far out to aim the ball and have it land back in the “zone”.. You can also use this mat for Plain Jane putting practice – just use the mat flat, and hit toward the marked “zone”. Landing in the “zone” is the same as sinking a putt. The mat is a very fine quality mat – much higher quality in thickness, and quality of material than normal putting mats. It is rolled up in the box, but unrolls and lays flat with no issues. There are videos you can watch to show you more, and to explain the concepts. They also show you some drills to do. I will keep practicing, and see what happens!

If you look for something to indoor putting practice. The kit comes with three revolutionary breaking balls and a putting mat. Its available in two sizes, with 7.5ft and with 11ft long mat. The Mat feels a bit, but it rolls out perfectly flat almost all the way to the edges. The other main component of this kit is the sleeve of breaking balls. Each of the three balls is designed to break a different amount. The colour of the balls aligns with the colours on the mat, showing you were to aim to “make” the putt with break. Additionally, with the mat you get access to a series of mini lessons from Me and My Golf. There are five videos, all 2-3 minutes in length. They cover the basics of set up and stroke fundamentals. While they don’t add much in my opinion, I’m sure fans of Me and My Golf will enjoy the extra content. If you’re seeing too many putts slide past the hole, or if you need to add more variety to your indoor practice, the Me and My Golf Breaking Ball Putting Mat is worthy of consideration. It is more expensive than comparable mats, but the added functionality may be worth it for serious golfers.