🏌️ EyeLine Golf Putting Alignment Mirror, Portable Putting Trainer, 12 x 6-inch Mirror Size, Seen on PGA Tour, Made in USA. Ideal for Outdoor Use or Indoors on Putting Mats [SEO: Putting Alignment Mirror for Golf Practice, Portable Putting Trainer, 12x6 inches, PGA Tour-featured, USA-made, Suitable for Outdoor/Indoor Use] Review

After a putting lesson, a professional golfer recommended one of these devices. This is a great tool for fine-tuning your alignment and creating the correct, consistent putting shot. The mirrored surface lets you be confident your eyes are over the ball (or as close as your natural position dictates). It's small and light enough to easily fit in my golf bag.

I have bought this item twice and returned it twice. The large version has the same flaw as the small version: the red line that you use to line up the club to make the putter straight is broken. In the reduced version, even the photo of the packaging differs from the real one. The big version is too big, but it's still very hard to see your shoulders in the mirror. The back isn't sticky or gummy either; You can't use it indoors unless on carpet. Not recommended

I bought this machine because I didn't feel comfortable with tripod putters. I've watched several videos on You Tube on how to practice with an eye alignment mirror. I took it to practice and set it up on a straight shot about three feet from the hole. The mirror tells you if your eyes are inside, just above, or above the line. Placing the tees just outside the width of the club in the mirror will help you determine if your path is correct. Once I got comfortable with my setup and shot, I came…

I bought this to supplement my recreational kick training due to Covid. I installed it 6ft 6in from the hole. PGA pros average 70% from 6 feet. I established my eye line and focused on getting it right, I bled the next 12 putts and made 14/15. Over the next 4 days I hit about 100 putts on all the other holes from different positions. If I miss, I focus on my setup and can quickly determine why I missed the shot. The three most important things for me are: establish the eye line, push the wrists