Step-by-Step Instructions
for Your Golf Training Aids

Follow our simple instructions to use our golf practice tools effectively and start seeing results in your putting accuracy and confidence.

Putting alignment mirror on a flat surface, reflective side up and center line aimed at the target

Set Up Your Putting Alignment Mirror

1

Place the mirror on any flat surface - a putting green, indoor mat, or artificial turf

Make sure the reflective side is facing up

Align the center line with your target

Use tees to keep the mirror in place on outdoor greens

Golf ball positioned in the mirror’s ball slot, centered on the line for accurate putter alignment

2

Position the Ball

Place a golf ball in the designated ball slot on the mirror

Ensure the ball sits exactly on the center line for proper alignment

Why it matters: If the ball isn't centered, your putter face alignment could be off without you realizing it

Golfer standing over a putting mirror, aligning eyes over the center line and shoulders parallel to the target

3

Align Your Eyes and Shoulders

Get into your putting stance over the mirror

Look down - your eyes should be directly over the center line in your reflection

Check that your shoulders are parallel to the target line using the horizontal guidelins

If your eyes are inside or outside the line, adjust your stance until they're centered

Golfer using a mirror’s guides to square the putter face behind the ball for accurate alignment

4

Square Your Putter Face

Place your putter behind the ball

Use the mirror's guidelines to confirm that the putter face is square to target

A misaligned putter means a missed putt - this mirror helps eliminate that mistake before you hit the ball

Golfer making a smooth stroke on a putting mirror, keeping head still and following the stroke path guides

5

Make Your Stroke

Keep your eyes on the ball and make a smooth stroke along the target line

Watch your reflection to ensure:

Your head stays still
Your stroke path follows the guidelines
You accelerate through impact

Don't watch the ball after it leaves the putter face. Rather, listen for it to drop in the cup. This helps keep your head down.

Golfer using putter gates on a mirror to keep the stroke path straight and refine precision

6

Use Putter Gates for Extra Precision

Want an added challenge? Use putter gates to refine your stroke

Insert tees into the putter gate holes

Goal: Keep your stroke path straight without hitting the gates

Use the putter gates in the rear of the mirror to help you accelerate through the stroke on short putts

Putting rail placed on the ground aimed at the target for practicing a straight stroke path

Set Up Your Putting Rail

1

Place the rail on the ground pointing at your target (usually toward a hole or target marker)

Golfer setting the putter heel on the rail, keeping the face square and eyes aligned over the ball

Align the Putter

2

Rest your putter so the heel rides gently on the rail

The face should stay square to the target as you move it back and through

Make sure your eyes are directly over the ball or slightly inside the line (depending on your preferred set up)

Golfer making a smooth stroke with the putter heel gliding along the rail to learn proper path and motion

Make the Stroke

3

Gently take the putter back, keeping the heel in contact with the rail

Swing through the same way - this teaches your hands and arms the correct motion and path

Don't "steer" the putter - just let it glide along the rail naturally

TIPS

Start slow. Focus on feel and clean contact

Repeat daily for muscle memory

The putting rail is especially helpful for 5-10 foot putts

Insert tees as bumpers to help accelerate through the ball

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Step-by-Step Instructions for Your Golf Training Aids