Why PuttEZ Putting Station?

Aspect Standard mirror / gates PuttEZ Putting Station
Setup & stance Shows eye/face alignment but does not control how far you stand or your shoulder line. Putting Block gives foot, shoulder, and shaft reference lines so you walk into the same distance and posture every time.
Relationship to stance Mirror is usually placed “somewhere” on the ground with no fixed reference to your feet. Block and mirror align via a reference line so your entire station is positioned the same way on every session.
Stroke path guidance Reflection only; little or no guidance for arc shape or shaft plane through the stroke. Mirror includes arc‑square face lines and shaft‑path lines so you can train a correct arc and shaft motion.
Start‑line training Separate plastic gates or tees; more pieces and extra setup time. Etched circles at the front of the mirror identifies holes that accept cylinders to create a clean ball gate directly in front of the ball.
Putter‑path constraint Rarely includes a corridor for the putter head itself. Rear cylinder positions form a corridor for the putter head, giving instant feedback on path and face control.
Component integration Mirror, gates, and arcs are usually separate products that do not connect. Three-piece system (block, mirror, cylinders) designed to work together as one compact practice station.
Build quality & stability Often thin plastic/acrylic that can warp, crack, or slide on mats and greens. 304 stainless‑steel block and mirror, each about 1 lb, sit flat and resist movement for consistent feedback.
Use environments Best on perfectly flat indoor surfaces; outdoors they can shift or lift. Heavy, low‑profile design sits securely on practice greens, indoor mats, or office carpet.
Training coverage Usually focuses on one or two elements (eyes over ball, or start‑line gate only). Covers setup, stroke path, clubface control, and start line in one station, reducing the need for extra aids.

PuttEZ Station Setup, Instructional Videos and Best Practices

Customer Testimonials

  • Preston Hage - Incoming Freshman at University of North Carolina

    "The PuttEZ station helps me confirm my setup, start line, and stroke all in one training aid. My putting has never been better."

  • Chloe Kovelesky - Wake University Women's Golf Team

    "It has helped me tremendously to make sure my setup is correct every single time."

  • Tom Grimes - 5 Handicapper

    "PuttEZ Station allows me to setup to the ball consistently and stroke the ball consistently and I can go back a week later and check to see that I'm on the right track."

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PuttEZ FAQ's

How do we pronounce PuttEZ?

PuttEZ is pronounced as Putt E Z which is similar to putt easy.

What are the PuttEZ products made from?

Crafted from 304 Stainless Steel with hand-cut precision and a PVD coating for a sleek black mirror finish. You can feel the quality in your hands.

How do I clean my PuttEZ devices?

Utilize a micro fiber cloth to remove any finger prints or grime. The Anti Finger Print coating does not prevent finger prints, but it does facilitate easier cleaning. As you use your PuttEZ Mirror it will eventually show minor scratches on the service, especially in the area where you sole your putter head at address.

Are you planning on offering a carry case in the future?

Indeed, we are exploring various choices for a quality carrying case for the mirror and a carry bag for the block.

Will my PuttEZ Station show signs of wear?

Yes, the 304 Black Mirror Stainless steel devices will show wear as you use them. Especially on the PuttEZ Mirror where you sit your putter head down to address the ball.

Can the PuttEZ Mirror bend?

Store your mat flat to prevent bending. It's crafted from 0.8mm 304 Stainless Steel, which requires proper care and storage to maintain its shape and performance.

Is the PuttEZ Station patented?

Yes, patent has been granted and we will post the patent number when the USPTO makes it public sometime in the fall.