Steel 17" Double-Sided Golf Putting Mirror Video

SwingPerfect Golf Steel 17" Double-Sided Putting Mirror. Your eyes lie, your shoulders drift, your face opens — and only the mirror knows. This 17-inch steel mirror puts your eyes, shoulders, and face in one frame, so posture stops being guesswork and starts being verifiable.

"Your shoulders, your eyes, your face — the mirror never lies."

"17 inches of truth, one look down."

"Flip it, train again — same perfect reflection."

1. 17-Inch Large Mirror — Shoulders, Eyes & Face in One Frame The 44cm mirror spans your full stance width — looking down, your shoulders, eyes, and putter face appear in the same frame. Common small mirrors (~30cm or less) only cover the face area; the 17-inch mirror presents the full posture at once, doubling calibration efficiency. 44cm vs. common 30cm small mirrors: about 47% wider field of view — shoulder-level checks done in one look.

2. Double-Sided Mirror — Identical Both Sides, Flip and Use Both sides of the mirror are exactly the same — a high-definition reflective surface for real-time posture verification. Either side works as a standard training face with no need to tell front from back: flip it over and keep training, doubling the usable life. Lay it down with either side up — indoor mat or outdoor green, ready whenever you are.

3. Laser-Engraved Alignment System — Never Fades Target line, shoulder reference line, eye-position check line, and scale are all laser-engraved deep into the metal surface — permanently clear, never fading. Laser engraving vs. printed film: deep engraving lasts years without fading; printed film typically wears within six months.

4. 3-Way Gate Holes — Precision Start-Line Training Three gate holes at the ball exit (5 / 5.5 / 6 cm) accept tees or spring gates to form a start-line gate — a drifting ball hits the gate, giving instant feedback on start-line precision, calibrating direction from the first centimeter of the roll. 3 widths: 5cm pro precision → 5.5cm advanced → 6cm basic. (Tees not included.)

5. Solid Steel One-Piece Construction — Heavy, Stable, No Slip One-piece steel stamping, 380g — the mirror won't slide during light practice strokes. Distinctive metal quality vs. acrylic or aluminum mirrors. 380g steel vs. common 180-220g acrylic: more stable, no mirror shift during the stroke.

6. Premium Sleeve — Bag-Ready, Scratch-Free Blue leather sleeve (46.5×14.5cm) fits the mirror body closely — no scratches in the bag. Gross weight 530g (with sleeve).

7. OEM Ready — MOQ 100 Pieces Custom branding and OEM orders welcome with a minimum of 100 pieces — ideal for golf retailers, teaching academies, and practice facilities.

How to Use

Basic Posture Calibration

Lay the mirror face-up on your mat or the green (either side up — both sides are identical), T-legs pointing at the target, center line aligned with the target line.
Place the ball at the ball position in the T-leg channel, contact point aligned with the center reference line.
Address normally, look down into the mirror and check in order: ① target line aligned with the target; ② shoulder reference lines symmetrical and level; ③ eye-position line passing directly below the eyes; ④ eyes over the ball (eye position determines aim accuracy); ⑤ face square in the mirror.
Adjust posture on any problem, re-check in the mirror — repeat until the reflection matches the correct position.
For target-line assistance, insert tees into the face holes or gate holes to form a 3D guide (tees not included).
Putt normally; the ball rolls out of the T-channel: center line = correct; left = face closed or heel strike; right = face open or toe strike.

Gate Start-Line Training (tees not included)

Choose the target gate width: beginners 6cm, advanced 5.5cm, pro 5cm.
Insert tees (or spring gates) into the gate holes at the ball exit to form a physical gate.
Putt; a ball through the gate center = correct start line; tee contact = instant deviation feedback.
Once stable at a width, move to a narrower gate for systematic progression.

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