TESTERS ANNOUNCED! BirdieBall Putting Mat

[tbarnesism]

Bought the last one off MySPYGOLF endorsement 

Edited September 18, 2020 by tbarnesism

[Nasty_papi]

I have a birdie ball mat that’s 14x6 feet championship speed

Edited September 18, 2020 by Nasty_papi

[Tom c]

1. Tom, Hamden, CT
2. During the winter I go to an indoor training facility about 20min from my house when I can
3. I have been trying to find a good material for an indoor putting green the last couple years but none seem to mimic true putting surfaces well. 
4. Would like to test a medium speed 

[BogeyBogin]

Dean / Warminster, PA, US

I have a SKLZ accelerator pro Mat. The feel is not great. 

the SKLZ Matt is the only one I have owned.

Medium speed

[John.3]

John - Columbus, Ohio 

normally put on carpet into a mug during the winter. 
ive had one of the cheap elevated putting practice thing and it actually helped a lot. 
 

I’d like to try the medium speed because I’m in dental school and don’t have much time to go to the putting green!

[Nickdonahue22]

1. Nick Worcester, MA
2. Thin pile carpet in the basement with a cored 4 1/4 hole in the concrete!
3. Mats are great as long as you have a good surface below. And no pets.
4. Fast please

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[GG Pgh]

I practice putting all the time with a putting mat at home. An older Proactive varispeed putting matt. In addition to at the golf course. And with the Puttout putting pressure trainer. And with gates. And with eyeline mirrors. Etc. You name it. So I'd be happy and would embrace the opportunity to work with you to review the Birdie Ball Putting Matt. And to get my four year old daughter trying it too!. Hope to hear from you.

Grant, Pittsburgh

[Poling]

Aaron Wilsonville, Oregon

Golf course, carpet or putting matt

I have a WellPutt matt and a Skilz return putting matt, but have heard great things about BirdieBall and have always wanted to try it out

Slow as i typically play on Muni courses

[cnadon]

Chris

Claremont, CA

Carpet, different speeds

Fast/championship setup 

[Guillermo321]

Bill

Bethesda 
I have practiced with a few inexpensive putting mats. They never stay flat or roll true. I would love to test either the slow or medium mat. Thanks 

[Rarch]

Rob, Duxbury, MA

During winter months sometimes practice on carpet but am interested in putting greens

I would like to try medium speed putting green.

I recently retired and have plenty of time on my hands

[Ploobear]

1. Brent, Roseville CA
2. Puttout set up in the hallway. 
3. I have only ever had the simple ones that roll up and have a ball return on the side. They tend not last long. 
4. Slow 9-10 stimpmeter Public Municipal

[Robert Twitchell]

Used the COVID shut down to do a major Marie Kondo on the basement.  Plenty of room now so I purchased an Optishot golf simulator as a reward.  Planning on putting in daily work during the offseason to lower the handicap once an for all.  Would like to add something like this to also work on putting.

[Fore O]

Allan Oxman

Charlotte NC

[Mayne Chief]

1. First Name and Location

Adam, Utah

1. How do you keep your putting sharp through the winter?

Im like Francis Ouimet and use a nice glass on my rickety wood floor.

1. Current/Past Experience with putting mats

hardwood floor, some 2 inch carpet, and dreadful rugs that had some of the worst slopes ever.

1. Go to www.birdieball.com and tell us which speed green you'd want to test

I would love the 11-13. Gotta practice on the best if you want to be the best 

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[gualandi99]

Michael, Miami FL

Will practice putt on my carpet, winter doesn't really effect us here in Miami.

i have a Putt Butt.

i would say medium/fast for speed as the greens normally run pretty quick where i play.

 

[Shawnj96]

1. Shawn, Fredericksburg, VA
2. How do you keep your putting sharp through the winter? Practice on carpet 
3. Current/Past Experience with putting mats.  None
4. Go to www.birdieball.com and tell us which speed green you'd want to test. Slow speed

[redhillaz]

1. First Name and Location:  Dave in Edwards, CO
2. How do you keep your putting sharp through the winter?:  In the past I haven't, this the first year I plan to keep my whole game improving over the winter.  I just completed a conversion of a room in my home to be a full time golf simulator utilizing a Skytrak launch monitor and a Netreturn Simulation net.  I'm in the process of looking for a putting mat to add to the room.
3. Current/Past Experience with putting mats:  I currently have no experience with putting matts.  I'm in the process of reading all I can about my options to make my decision.  It has been tough without the ability to actually test a solution, having to rely on others opinions and experiences.  I'm likely to order a few different options from Amazon that have free return options once I've narrowed down my choices but that of course would eliminate things like birderball that are not available via Amazon.
4. Go to www.birdieball.com and tell us which speed green you'd want to test:  I would like to test the fast green option.  I play 90% of my golf at a private course with notoriously fast greens.

[chrisanklam@gmail.com]

1. Chris, Manteca CA

2. Use Perfect putting mat & putting mirror 

3. Perfect putting mats

4. medium 

[ryc242]

Ryan - Portland, OR

I play pretty much all year - winters are wet but playable here in the Pacific NW.  Winter trips to AZ and CA also helpful.

Putting mats used - Putt Out Hole & Putt Out Mat, Delta Putt, and a really bad mat that never laid flat dont remember the name but it has the three silly 'bunker' holes beyond the raised hole section.  

Medium or fast mat preferable.