Master the Arc

How to Play

Learn how to get the most of out your new 9Putt mat. There are tons of ways to play solo or with friends. Compete with your teammates or challenge your buddies.

Get Started

It’s super easy to get started!

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ROLL OUT THE MAT

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PUTT TO THE LARGEST HOLE

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FOLLOW THE ARC

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Practice, play games, and battle your friends. From solo sessions to competitive challenges, the mat was designed to make putting more engaging, more social, and a lot more fun.

  • Grab a putter and a ball (and maybe a few friends) and start putting to any hole you like.
    The larger holes on the left—with Hole 4 being a regulation-size golf cup—are perfect for warming up and building confidence. For an added challenge, move to the smaller holes on the right.

    As the target gets smaller, focusing on your stroke, starting line, and speed becomes even more important—exactly the skills that translate to making more putts on the course.

  • Reducing your target size is a proven training method in sports where accuracy matters. You may have heard the phrase “aim small, miss small”—and putting is no exception.

    Practicing on smaller holes magnifies even slight issues with alignment, speed, or starting line. If you can consistently hole putts on a smaller target, regulation cups on the course will start to feel bigger and more forgiving.

    We recommend starting with the larger holes to warm up, then gradually working across the arc toward the smaller holes as your confidence builds.

  • Not at all. In fact, the mat was originally designed to make playing games with friends easy and fun.

    Play games like Around the World, Knockout, Race to the End, Perfect 45, and more. Whether you’re competing head-to-head or creating your own challenges, the number of games you can play is only limited by your imagination.

  • Definitely not. While many training aids are built only for elite players, 9Putt was designed to be flexible enough for both serious practice and casual fun.

    The mat is long enough to work on the most important putts in golf—3, 4, 6, and 8 feet—the distances that turn pars and bogeys into birdies and eagles. Whether you’re a weekend golfer or a low-handicap player, those reps matter.

  • Our patent-pending arc design is inspired by a famous drill used by Phil Mickelson, where he would attempt to make 100 three-foot putts in a row without missing.

    We figured: if it worked for Phil, why not the rest of us? Most golfers don’t have constant access to a perfectly manicured practice green—but with 9Putt, you can roll out the mat anywhere and work on the most important part of your game: putting.