
A 12°, 15° or 18° arc
The 12° arc suits most golfers. 15° and 18° options are also available to match your playing style and preferences.
The putting training aid that structures your stroke
The Wellstroke mat comes in 5 different degrees of arc, from 12° to 24°, and is designed to develop muscle memory of the key components behind great putting performances. Daily training on your Wellstroke will enable you to master your technique, increase the precision of your strike, and ensure a perfect roll where you want it to go, which quite frankly equates to you making more putts!
The Wellstroke 12° suits most players. If you are advised by a coach or discover through a putter fitting that you require a different degree of arc, additional options are available from 15° to 24°.
- Arc from 12° to 24°
- Available for right-handed and left-handed
- Visual markers for ball position, putter head alignment, stroke arc & length
- Tee gate
Product available with different options
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The 12° arc suits most golfers. 15° and 18° options are also available to match your playing style and preferences.

The grid guides your foot placement for proper alignment and a stable stance at address, the foundation of a consistent putting stroke.

Visual cues help you set your eyes directly over the ball at address, the same way on every putt.

It helps you set the putter face square to your intended start line.

See the ideal putter path and refine your stroke, putt after putt.

Stroke length markers help you gauge and control the length of your stroke for better consistency.
Wellstroke
Set the Wellstroke on the green, line up your feet, ball and putter on its markers, then follow the arc for a square face at impact. A simple tool tour players use to build muscle memory.
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