golf mirror

Common features include printed alignment guides, a reflective surface to help position your eyes over the ball, and markings to ensure correct ball and club alignment during setup.

Some putting mirrors include holes for tees to set up gate drills or backswing control. Certain setups also include a movable putting cup that is 0.25 inches smaller than a regulation cup to sharpen aiming and accuracy.

Yes—putting mirrors are described as usable by both right-handed and left-handed golfers.

Putting mirrors use a reflective surface designed to help you position your eyes over the ball and check that your shoulders are aligned to the target.

Putting mirrors are suitable for indoor spots such as an office, den, or other indoor practice areas. Some product bundles that include putting mats note the mat surface (often felt) is designed to mimic the feel of a real green.

Most putting mirrors list no assembly required and do not need batteries or external power.