Premium Golf Putting Green & Indoor Mat 9'x3' (Designed By Shaun Webb, PGA Pro & Golf Digest's Top Teacher) Premium Backing, No Creases, Deeper Holes, Thicker & Wider Surface

This mat has a big ridge at the start of the incline that won't go away and the edges have started to roll up slightly. I expected it would flatten out and sit nice after some time. This is not worth the significantly higher price compared to the cheaper versions of the same thing.

Ordered the mat to get some practice in while I'm away for college. It was shipped within a few days, which was nice because the expected delivery was about a week. Putts rolled pretty nicely as soon as I unrolled it out of the box. No creases and the little curled edges flattened out in no time. High quality product. You can see a little ridge where the foam incline starts but it doesnt affect the putt at all. Three hole locations make things more interesting and the mat's big enough to mess around with different angles, and even the slightest bit of break. The rubber backing also keeps the mat from sliding around. My only criticism would be that the mat rolls a bit on the slow side, which may not be a bad thing because it reminds you to give it a firm and aggressive stroke. I guess you're not really going for speed anyway, but I would've liked it a touch faster. All in all, a very quality mat that I'd recommend to anyone.Update: After a couple weeks with the mat, the speed of the putts that I mentioned earlier is actually quite good. I used to put on a thinly carpeted wood floor, which makes the putts roll too quickly. I got used to it and transitioning to this mat, it gave me the perception that the mat was slow, rather than that my standards were all out of wack. Speed is actually quite realistic now that I really think about it and had some time to get adjusted.

Unfortunately the edges were damaged, which were concealed inside of the box

This thing is really cool, came in the mail double boxed so it wasn’t crush or bent up like some people had said, arrived really quick. Now the fun stuff , unrolled it and for the most part payed pretty flat the sand trap rubbers where a bit bent up I put them in place and threw golf balls on top of them to flatten them out. There is a little bump in the matte where the incline starts which is no problem what so ever ball rolls really true and the matte is a bit fast on the putting speed which makes it more to what u might see on the course. After a day or so all the peace’s are flat and the putting surface is perfect, I don’t know if it’s my floor or the matte it seams to have a sight break in it which I love because everyone can sink a straight putt, overall this is a Awsome product and a worth while purchase if your looking to practice at home it thick enough to be durable smooth enough to work on some stuff I would definitely recommend spending the money and getting this matte over the cheaper ones, just order it and get putting

I have been using this product for a few weeks now in my home office. Overall the quality of the product is good and it setup and was usable straight out of the box. The surface is consistent and while I haven't stimp metered it, it rolls at a reasonable pace. The unit is essentially flat till about a foot before the holes begin and then it slopes up. I think it is great for getting past just dying it in the hole and building a consistent stroke pattern. Overall you can work on putts between 2-9' and incorporate a slight break by going from an angle to one of the side holes. The "bunkers" capture any thing errant.As I said, I have this in my office which has a relatively plush carpet. The issue that I have run into with the product is this means when you step on the mat, which has a rubber backing, it creeps a bit. So you get little humps and I have to straighten it out. Not a big problem but I can say, having used in on some of our hardwood floors that that problem doesn't exist if you have a firm surface underneath (hardwood, cement, berber carpet, etc.) . I also wish that it wasn't "contoured" on the sides. It looks "cute" but doesn't do anything for you and I would rather have a straighter edged surface and an ability to put some left or right break into the putt. That would extend its usefulness to me as when I want to hone my mechanics for straight putts I normally just practices on a metal yardstick.