birdieball.com

Haven't had the oppurnity to use them yet

Birdie balls are my number two practice ball apart from real golf balls. The website was correct in the description of the birdie balls . They fly 40-50 yards. They have consistent flight detail, straight , draw or fade; durable if not hit during temperatures below 45 degrees Fahrenheit. Thanks for the fast service and shipping. . The package was in great shape and delivered to my front door. Unfortunately it’s too cold right now for practice, but hopefully spring is coming!

I really like my birdieball indoor putting mat. I picked a 3x12 trueroll mat - 9-10 stimp. I think having access to a decent size putting area will benefit me once Spring golf season rolls around. I'm still mastering how to add shims from home (like magazines) to change the angles. Some reviews say the speed is very fast, which is why I selected slow stimp. So far, I'm very pleased.

Amazing product! This is the second BirdieBall green I’ve purchased. Highly recommended.

Fantastic! Lies completely flat and rolls absolutely true. Feels very much like a real green. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for an affordable home putting solution, especially since the competition is 3-4 times the price. Two things I wish I had known: 1. It wasn't until calling birdieball. prior to purchasing, that I learned that all the mats are the same and it is only how they are prepped that determines the speed. Get the "Slowing Brush", as they call it. You can make your slow mat fast, or vice versa. I got the slow mat and it is PLENTY fast. 2. My one gripe is that the standard cups rarely hold any putts that aren't hit at dripping speed, which is not a great way to practice. The good news is that the high-backed cup, which sticks up 1/2" in the back, is perfect. It's true that it will hold putts traveling too fast for normal makes on a golf course, but I actually find that to be a benefit. I think we all know what good making speed looks like. As long as I'm hitting them at good speed, I know they'd be in. But having the high-backed cup allows me to effectively extend my mat, meaning I can set-up at 7 feet but make a longer stroke that would travel 12 or even 15 feet. If it goes in center cut, that tells me that it left on a good line and would have been a pretty good putt from that distance. The bad news is that they only include one high-backed cup and I had to pay an extra $21 to get a second one shipped to me. Get at least one extra when you order! Birdieball, if you are listening, the high-backed cup should be the default cup and the sunken cup should be the specialty option.