🏌️ Master your putting technique with the PuttOut Putting Mirror Trainer and Alignment Gate Review

I rarely write reviews on products I buy from Revain. However, I had to write a review for this lounger mirror. The concept itself is great, but the mirror is terrible. (Yes, I removed the protective film from the mirror before use.) When fitted correctly, the mirror will look crooked and distorted. If I take a mirror and carefully look into it in front of my face, that's normal. This is because it is a low quality mirror for the price you are paying. I left the Ted mirror to be of much better…

I really like this product. Well thought out with major improvements in all areas over similar products that have been around for a while. Unfortunately, I received a used mirror with many scuffs and scuffs on the mirror surface. I'm sorry but I cannot accept a used mirror in this condition for what I bought new for $75. Sent back and asked for a replacement. Let's see if that solves the problem. Update - 2nd order replacement was in used condition. The mirror surface is scratched again. I sent

In short, I like it! I've been using a double T-gate drill for a while and it's helped me a lot. This allowed me to use this drill from the comfort of my home. I've gotten to the point where I can set the goal post to the width of the bat (hard to do) which helps a lot in my journey. For that reason alone I want to do it almost every day, not just when I can get into a class. The little domed gate you get with it also helps me control the club's face, which I think is one of the most important…

Ultimately this is a good product, my review is meant to help shed some light on some things that people may not think of before buying. So I bought an 8ft golf mat and this mirror. This is a great idea, but not entirely ideal for carpeted floors. It's very hard to tell if I pushed or pulled the shot because the carpet creates an already uneven surface. For laying on a parquet floor, I recommend using a mat. Also, you can't keep a mirror with T-holes in place when you're indoors unless you poke

I'm actually a very good racquet player, but I was looking for a machine that could take me to excellent level. I have reviewed many mirror products but for some reason never pulled the trigger before purchasing. I first saw this in a Mark Crossfield video and decided to track it down. It's the middle of winter where I'm at right now, so I haven't had a chance to take it with me to practice, but what I like about it is this: an ophthalmoscope so I can be sure I'm seeing golf. Ball, small ribs…

I apologize to this seller. I left them negative feedback after receiving my PuttOut mirror. The basis of my complaint was that the mirror was not new and I paid a premium price for a premium product. On closer inspection, a foil can be seen on the mirror, which makes it appear to be used. After removing the foil it became clear that it was brand new. At the same time, there are many mirrors on the market. 99% of these are cheaper than Puttout Mirror. But the rules of the game here are…

Good putting mirror with magnetic closure increases the value. There are some issues that cause it not to get 5 stars, but it's still very good depending on how you use it. Pros: - Like any other application mirror, it has lines and space to place the bead for consistency. - Comes with two magnetic clasps for you to check your stick's path. - There are small spikes on the bottom to keep the mirror in place when you place it on carpet or on the green. Disadvantages: - Gates are relatively long…

I thought I was a more than decent racquet player, but I thought I sometimes had distance and/or direction problems because I'm too "smart" at putting. After purchasing the Putt Out Mirror System I was able to identify many of the issues I was having. Of course, it's best to work with a qualified instructor to ensure he's making the correct adjustments to his address, stroke, etc. length), entry to exit (a huge arc in the shot), and manual labor (failing to break in on impact). making a square…