SwingPerfect Golf 12 Pack Clock Putting Cup Mats. Struggling with breaking putts or reading green contours? These 12 double-sided clock cup mats set up a tour-level radial station: train dead-eye aim on the front, and decode green breaks on the back like a seasoned pro!
"Twelve targets, two systems: train aim on the front, decode breaks on the back."
"Circle the clock to conquer every slope — read greens like a tour pro."
"Find the Fall Line first; the rest of the putt follows naturally."
1. Dual-Sided Training System (Aim Precision + Green Reading): Front side features high-contrast 1-12 clock numerals for radial aim drills; reverse side provides an engineered Green Reading Reference Table (decoding Fall Line and Base Line physics).
2. 10.8cm Regulation Hole Cup Diameter (4.25-Inch Realistic Visuals): Sized exactly to official hole dimensions; featherlight 14g discs lay completely flush on greens, offering realistic target feedback without altering ball trajectory.
360-Degree Radial Clock Drills (Master Every Green Break): Set 12 mats in a circle around the cup from 2 to 15 feet; conquer uphill, downhill, and severe side-slope breaking putts from all 12 clock-face approach angles.
4. Premium Waterproof Soft PU Construction: Crafted from high-flexibility molded PU; waterproof, tear-resistant, and crack-proof; lays flat without curling edges and wipes clean with a damp cloth.
5. Ultra-Light 168g Travel Pack (Zero Burden in Golf Bag): All 12 mats weigh just 168g combined; slips effortlessly into any golf bag pocket for instant warm-up and precision practice anywhere.
Green Reading Reference Table (How to Read the Green)
To feel different ball speeds and every kind of putt line, first find the green's Fall Line and Base Line — the two most essential reference lines for understanding green slope.
Fall Line The straight line connecting the highest and lowest points around the hole The direction the ball naturally rolls under gravity The reference for judging uphill vs. downhill The core baseline for speed training
Base Line Runs at 90° to the Fall Line, extending along the contour lines Usually the direction of maximum side break The baseline for judging break magnitude and planning the putt line
Why these two lines matter: Using the Fall Line and Base Line as your framework, you can systematically master uphill putts, downhill putts, small breaks, big breaks, and every approach angle — never practice only one type of putt; you must experience all kinds of slopes and ball speeds. The two world-class green-reading systems (AimPoint and Vector Putting) are both built on this same green-slope physics. The first step to reading a green accurately is finding the Fall Line
Size & Weight: 10.8cm Diameter, 168g
