TESTERS ANNOUNCED! BirdieBall Putting Mat

[Wharrison_11 0]

1. Will, Springfield, Virginia 

2. I stay sharp either bearing out the cold and going to the course, or using one of the Mats in my house. 

3. I have had several indoor Mats. I have used the Calloway, Maxfli, Putt-out, and currently use the skilz varibreak. 
 

4. I would like to try to the fast stimp firstly, if not the medium. 

 

[Braino!!! 0]

1. Brian, Michigan
2. I don't, unfortunately
3. Have used carpet and random targets but not much beyond that
4. Medium would match the greens i see most

[Gordy 0]

Michael Alpharetta GA

I make my way to the course on nice days during the winter to practice. 
 

Never had a practice mat that was close enough to the real thing to use. 
 

Medium is what I typically play on.

[Buster74 1]

1. Will, West Norriton, PA
2. Carpet with PuttOut Trainer and Morror
3. Just at Golf Shops 
4. Medium

[StrokesGained 1]

1. Bill from San Francisco
2. I keep it sharp by trying to play on a course whenever possible. I've been trying to get into using PuttOut
3. I don't currently own one but was starting to look after reading your reviews. I had a rollup foam one in college.
4. I would choose Medium green speed.

[ironskillet 2]

Jeff/Philadelphia PA

Practice on a cheap smooth artificial putting strip that does not roll like a real green.

I have had the above described mat for years. My putting is awesome on the mat because it has lines, no slope, and is completely smooth. Doesn't simulate a real putting green at all.

Speed: medium

[Waran Venkat 0]

1. Waran Los Angeles , CA
2. Practice greens on the course 
3. I practice on my fake grass outdoors but it makes it lousy for putting 
4. Speed: Medium

[coreyb65 0]

Corey.   Naperville, IL

Practice on carpet in family room

Most mats I've used before don't replicate real conditions as far as speed and roll

Medium speed

[Brian W.D. 0]

Brian, Minocqua Wisconsin 

In the winter I have used putting mats on and off for the last twenty years. Four years ago I did some research to find the best putting mat that was still affordable. At the time the Big Moss seemed to be the best option. It worked better than the cheaper mats but it still did not give a true role. 

The medium speed mat would be my preferred option.

[LakeCowboy 30]

1. Chris - Edmond, OK
2.  I play weekly throughout the winter!
3.  They don't roll true
4. Fast

[Clay10Co9 41]

1. Clayton; Corinth, TX

2. I have a putt out, I putt on the living room rug, not a true roll at all

3. I've had the generic foam covered with turf that goes up hill to a cut out hole.  It's long gone because it didn't seem true

4. I think medium would be closest to the greens I play

[Jason1222 0]

1. Jason / Charleston, WV
2. Indoor putting map
3. Helpful but lacks speed and contour.
4. Fast (11-13 Stimpmeter)

 

[GLS626 0]

1. George/Saline, Michigan

2. At home on carpet; At course on putting   green.

3. Not using a putting matt.

4. Medium-10-11. 

[MyWifesSwingCoach 441]

Had I not just been chosen for the Ping Heppler Putter, I would be all over this. I was looking into BirdieBall products, specifically the mat and the ball. The mat looks and sounds pretty cool, so I look forward to reading the reviews.

Good luck to all who enter!

[SkinToWin 0]

 

• This opportunity is available to current forum members residing in the US. To apply, reply to this thread with the following information:

1. Jason Nash, Michigan
2. Carpet Putting
3. Years in the past i used to use outdoor type carpet in my basement for putting.
4.  Fast (11-13 Stimpmeter)

[Schaefer27 0]

1. Stephen Union, Mo
2. Putting on carpet or rug
3. No experience
4. Slow

[Eaglehaslanded 0]

1. First Name and Location - Dave, Holly Springs, NC
2. How do you keep your putting sharp through the winter? I practice on a Wellputt mat and at local course putting green. 
3. Current/Past Experience with putting mats  I have a 10' no-name mat and the 8' Wellputt mat. 
4. Go to www.birdieball.com and tell us which speed green you'd want to test.  Medium

 

[todd.schoolman@gmail.com 0]

1. Todd, Plymouth MN
2. Carpet in my office, putting green at the indoor driving range 
3. Currently using an old Club Champ putting mat
4. Speed: Medium

[houstongolfer 0]

1. Mike Bernick, Houston, Texas
2. How do you keep your putting sharp through the winter? I practice putting drills on a mat in my garage several times a week. I venture out to the practice green at my club once a week. 
3. Current/Past Experience with putting mats: They are too forgiving compared to actual greens and holes. On my current mat, the ball seems to fall if it comes anywhere near the hole or rolls over the hole's edge. This is likely due to a lack of firmness in the spongy makeup of the practice mat.
4. Go to www.birdieball.com and tell us which speed green you'd want to test: Medium Green Speed. 

[Ksg 0]

Kumar - London

I keep my putting sharp by putting into a cup.

I haven't currently got a putting mat. Throughout my junior golf days I used to have the old basic putting mat and my putting used to be much.

I would like totest and review a fast/medium putting mat as I'm usually playing in competitions where the greens are rapid and pure.