Golf Training Aid Wellingputt Putting Mat

Golf Training Aid Wellingputt Putting Mat

For the first time ever, you will have to pass the hole and finish behind in the "welling putt zone" or the "good putt zone"

The design of Welling Putt has been based on the theories of Alain Berthoz who advanced the hypothesis that " The memory of space in fact calls on a memory of movement, this being based on body movements associated with visual points of reference"

A good putt is the result of a good aim and the right speed

Putting represents 30-45% of all strokes(for the lowest estimations) made during 18 holes. Yet, in the hour that precedes the first tee, the great majority of players will spend 45 minutes driving practice, making a dozen chips, but hardly putt at all.

Welling Putt® allows you, not just to putt (as all mats do!) but to learn to putt and to putt well! You can work an alignment, touch, routine and particularly speed

A good putt is the result of a good aim and the right speed. This is why Welling Putt was designed with two directions of play.

The important concept to note here is that your brain acts as a simulator to constantly anticipate and project what will happen. Through constant repitition using the Well Putt mat the player can learn improved direction and perfect distance control by projecting the Welling Putt mats design onto their next putt creating a visual framework. Consistent practice with the numerous drills provided will greatly improve your ability to see the line and feel the proper distance. Well Putt is the ultimate mat for any avid player or golf academy.

For the first time a training mat proposes a practical visualization of the distances represented by the different zones on the mat. In its association with structured and supervised exercises, the brain memorizes movement, strength and speed of stroke, in function with each designated zone of space. The proposed exercises thus offer a perfect learning technique and a spatial memorization which the golfer will sub-consciously use when in a real game of golf, these data being neurologically assimilated. Facing the hole, the brain will simulate virtually the mat zone on the green.