Check your eye position
Use the reflection and printed guides to see where your eyes sit relative to the ball and target line.
Putting Alignment Mirror
$36.80
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Check eye position, shoulder alignment, putter-face position, and setup consistency before each putt.
Color: White
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Putting Alignment Mirror
$36.80
Improvement goal
Practice Putting · Practice at Home
Skill level
Beginner · Intermediate · Advanced
Use environment
Indoor putting surface · Practice green
Included items
1 putting alignment mirror
Product details
What you get
- Included items
- 1 putting alignment mirror
- Product dimensions
- Approximately 31 × 15 cm
Benefits
Why use it
Repeat your putting setup
Use the same visual references to check shoulder line and putter-face alignment from putt to putt.
Practice almost anywhere
The compact mirror works for short indoor sessions, practice-green work, or golf-bag carry.
Setup
How to set it up
01
Remove the protective film
Remove the protective film before first use.
02
Aim the center line
Place the mirror on a flat putting surface with the center line aimed at your target.
03
Set the ball
Position the ball near the marked address position.
04
Check your setup
Use the reflection to check eye position, shoulder line, and putter-face alignment.
05
Roll short putts
Make short putts while keeping the same setup references.
Practice ideas
Practice drills
Practice idea
Eye-Position Check
Address the ball without making a stroke. Use the mirror to check eye position, reset, and repeat until the setup is consistent.
Practice idea
Square Setup Repetition
Use the shoulder and face guides to rebuild the same address position before a series of short putts.
Practice idea
Short Start-Line Drill
Aim the mirror's center line at a nearby target and roll short putts while keeping the setup aligned to that reference.
Good to know
- Remove the protective film before first use.
- Use on a clean, flat putting surface.
- Avoid stepping on the mirror or striking it with the putter.
- Store it flat when possible to reduce scratches or bending.
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