Pelz Golf DP4013 Putting Track, Black, Standard

One of the best training aids I’ve used. Putting consists of 3 variables. Stroke, speed and read. Grooving a consistent stroke without thinking about it is key. Every day I putt 50 balls using this track along with a metronome (for tempo) and HackMotion sensor (for wrist control).I practice speed control 3-4x a week on a practice green (3-6-9-12-15-20-30-40 feet). Using AimPoint has helped my green reading dramatically.My favorite features of the putting track would be the mirror to ensure eye alignment, the lines on the track to make sure the follow through stroke is a bit longer than backstroke promoting acceleration through the ball and the way the track encourages you to hold the finish without touching the rails. Most good putters hold their finish.As someone who has a garage full of golf training aids, this is one of the best. Highly recommend.

This has helped me a lot in making a straight back, up and down swing. I use a face balanced putter. I've bought a lot of golf training aids over the years, and this one is by far the best. It's a pretty basic device - no rocket science to it, and I originally thought it was a little pricey when I bought it. But it does the job and my putting has improved significantly since I started practicing with it. I used to have trouble taking the putter straight back without it starting to twist or rotate, but this device has helped to correct that.

I've found the putting track to successfully train muscle memory for the pure-in-line-square stroke. It's also good for establishing a feel for back stoke and fore stroke lengths. If you're concerned about the fact that it is now made of plastic like I was, don't worry. It's still plenty stable enough to work well. If you're really concerned about it moving when you hit it you could stick those small rubber furniture pads onto the feet.I like the adjustable mirror on the back cross member. It'll help you verify the ball-target line once your eyes are directly above the line. One limitation would be the limited settings of track widths (i.e. one might be a little wide, the next might be too narrow given your putter width). It would be better if the adjustment was infinite but I don't find it to be a problem. Adjusting the width by pushing in the small metal knobs is a little bit difficult but not bad. I've found that if you spend ample time with it you'll feel WAY more confident when standing over putts on the course.

The product does not work. The was no instructions and none of my putters worked with it. Pelz Golf can not be reached. I would like to return the product.

I had Pelz's old version in 'metal' as well as have this new version in plastic. There were some things I liked about the Metal version that I don't like about this Plastic version... and things I like about the Plastic version that the old Metal version didn't have. The newer Plastic version allows for the Width to be adjusted with more options. The old Metal version only had 2 settings. I'm not crazy about how the legs adjust in the newer plastic version but they're okay. The newer plastic version has the alignment notches painted right on the device. The old metal version had a sticker with the notches on it. I like the newer version. Over-all... I like (and own) the newer version. You can see shots of me giving putting lessons using the newer version at [...]

These used to be decent quality aluminum construction. Now its a cheap plastic pos. @$80.

This has definitely helped my putting stroke. I haven’t been on the course much because of the weather here in Chicago but the few days I have been I’m sinking more short to medium length putts. Definitely would recommend to anyone who wants to improve their putting.

Good to practice putting. Keeps hand steady.