I have been looking to try out a putting green mat. I have tried various indoor mats from the old school golf in a compartment which shoots the golf balls back to various styles of elevation.
The Dachenus Indoor Putting Green Golf Mat is simple. You have an attach elevated base and the mat just rolls out. You get four pieces of wood where the ball returns back and a top section for the base where the balls can land if you over-putt.
You also get three golf balls for putting.
And for the most part, the Dachenus Indoor Putting Green Golf Mat is a mat with two holes to aim for and it is elevated. The mat is similar to a mouse pad, in terms of surface.
For the most part, these elevated golf mats are good in helping to practice but does it beat training at a putting green at the driving range? No, definitely not. But not many places have a place to train and for some people, a chance to practice their putting in their home, this is no doubt good enough. Put in the hallway, living room, you’re good to go!
But is the Dachenus Indoor Putting Green Golf Mat perfect? Well, there are a few things that I did have an issue with, but it’s quite small. For one, the return wooden panels, I though they actually connect, but literally you are just laying it down. There are no connectors for the wooden panels.
The other thing is that I wished it came with a bag. Because after you roll the base to tuck it in your closet, it would have been great to put the wooden panels in a bag, along with the three golf balls. Granted, I guess you can use your own bag.
But overall, I do like the Dachenus Indoor Putting Green Golf Mat. Just make sure you are on a flat surface and things are good to go!
