PutterCup rings offer you a ton of versatility. Get more out of any practice putt, no matter your skill level or whatever you're working on that day.
No complicated instructions or setup needed. Just pop them in a golf hole or on a putting surface and you're ready for automatic improvement.
Made from durable, heat-resistant, sun-resistant materials. Keep them in your golf bag and get dialed in during practice or before your round.
Check out our end-to-end series of video lessons crafted to help you simplify and succeed at putting
"The difficulty of matching speed and break from 360° around the hole makes practice challenging and fun, teaches you how to commit to your stroke, and most importantly, teaches you how to control your nerves and make more putts under pressure - something we all want!"
"Love this training aid! This helps give a golfer the right idea as to the speed the ball should be rolling as it approaches the hole and provides immediate feedback. I'm not endorsed by this company, just a big fan of training aids that work very well that don't beat up the wallet."
“It’s nice to be able to throw down a spare cup if the putting green is full, but my favorite is the Speed Bump. Matching line and speed is so important to great putters. Highly recommend throwing one in your practice bag if you are someone who burns a lot of edges.”
"Being able to practice with such a small margin of error will allow our players to gain confidence in tournament rounds, and help us in eliminating three putts and misses from 5-feet and in. PutterCup training aids will continue to be a part of our practice routine!"
Get the Most Out of Limited Putting Practice Time
"It only took me four 10-minute practice sessions in the span of about two weeks to see huge results on the greens... I took more than six putts off my average round."
"Whether you're practicing indoors or on real grass, the trio of PutterCup training aids gives you a quick, easy way to ramp up the difficulty and improve your focus. Spend enough time with them, and the holes on the course will seem bigger than ever."
