Explanar Putting Mat – Indoor Putting Green for Speed & Stroke Training (10 ft & 13 ft)

Learn to roll it. Learn to hole it.

Great putters don't just start the ball on line — they roll it at the right speed so it holds that line all the way to the hole. The Explanar Putting Mat is built to train exactly that, so the stroke you groove in your living room shows up on the course.

Why a true roll matters

Your brain judges distance, speed and feel assuming the ball is rolling toward the target. A ball that skids, hops or slides off the face won't behave the way you expect. A ball that rolls at the right speed holds its line. The Explanar mat gives you instant feedback on both.

Key features

• Realistic green speed – True velour surface rolls at 10.5 on the Stimpmeter, similar to a well-kept course green.
• Full-size cut-out hole – Practice holing putts into a regulation-size cup, not a plastic target.
• Thick rubber base – Lies flat on carpet or hard floors with no ripples or rolls.
• Aim and stroke feedback – Helps square the putter face and groove a consistent path.
• Two lengths – 10 ft (3 m) for tighter spaces, 13 ft (4 m) for longer lag-putting practice.

Which size is right for you?

Not sure? Most golfers who want to work on speed control choose the 13 ft.

3 drills to start with

1. Gate drill – Set two tees just wider than your putter head a foot in front of the ball. Roll 10 putts through the gate to train start line.
2. Clock drill – Hole putts from 3, 4 and 5 feet. Miss one, start over.
3. Die-at-the-hole drill – From the far end, roll putts that stop within 12 inches past the cup to build speed control.

Pairs well with

• EyeLine Golf Classic Putting Mirror (Large) – Check eye position, shoulder alignment and setup at address.
• EyeLine Golf Edge Putting Rail – Run your putter heel along the rail to groove a straight-back, straight-through path.
• EyeLine Golf Putting Sword – Check alignment and putter face aim at address.
• EyeLine Golf Stroke Meter – Match backstroke length to distance for better speed control.

FAQ

What is the Stimpmeter speed? About 10.5, close to a typical course green.

Does it have a real hole? Yes – a full-size cut-out hole.

Will it lie flat? Yes. The thick rubber base keeps it flat on carpet and hard floors.

What size should I get? 10 ft for smaller spaces; 13 ft for longer putts and speed work.

Is it good for beginners? Yes. It works for any golfer who wants a more consistent stroke and better speed control.