Golf Training Aids
EyeLine Golf Putting Mirror Review
A mirror you putt over. It shows if your eyes are over the ball, your shoulders square and the putter on line.
Quick answer: The EyeLine Golf Putting Mirror is the best putting training aid: around $38, nearly 2,000 ratings at 4.6 out of 5.
Quick Summary
Pros
- +Nearly 2,000 ratings, 4.6 out of 5
- +Checks eye position, shoulders and stroke path
- +Small, fits in a golf bag
- +Works on a putting mat or a real green
Cons
- −Around $38 for a mirror
- −Scratches if you carry it loose
Full Review
The EyeLine putting mirror is a small acrylic mirror with alignment lines and gates. You set the ball on it and putt. Looking down, you see your own eyes, so you know right away if they sit over the ball or inside it. The lines show your shoulder alignment, and the pegs make a gate the putter has to pass through. It is the most-rated putting aid on Amazon, with nearly 2,000 ratings. Pair it with a putting mat and you have a complete putting setup at home for well under $200.
Specifications
| Material | Acrylic mirror |
| Extras | Alignment lines, gate pegs |
Who Is This For?
The best putting aid for setup and start line. Add it to any putting mat.
Our Verdict
The best putting aid for setup and start line. Add it to any putting mat.
EyeLine Golf Putting Mirror
Score: 86/100
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