A golf practice apparatus for putting and short game practices that includes a base, which includes a green portion, a hole, and a coupling groove; a mat which includes a first end portion and a second end portion; and a target assembly that includes a netting, a frame, and a connecting member. The second end portion is attached to the base, and the coupling groove of the base and the connecting member of the target assembly are constructed such that the connecting member is removably received in the coupling groove to secure the target assembly to the base.

A tight mesh golf net with a support frame that returns the ball to a wide channel at the back of a putting training device, which also returns balls that fall through a hole on the surface of a rising platform, or roll off the surface of the raised platform, the highest point of the raised platform being away from the golfer who is practicing putting, the wide channel being higher on the end away from the ball return channel, and lower at the point of the return channel, which returns golf balls to the practicing golfer, the tight mesh golf net has three target squares on it roughly in the middle of the net, one square near the bottom of the middle of the net, the bottom target square, one on top of the bottom target square, the middle target square, and one square on top of the middle target square, the top target square.

A practice putting device that includes a rollable putting mat, a housing, and ball return arrangement.

A simulated golf putting green, including a base having an upper surface, lower surface and opposed side walls. A cup is cut into the base to enable golf balls putted thereto, to drop into the cup. A trough returns the golf ball to the starting position. The base is angularly inclined so that the putting is not “on flat.” A backstop enables an errant ball to be returned to the starting position.

A device including a center core, an outer layer that is configured to encase the center core, an artificial grass implement that is into engagement with the outer layer and that is configured to simulate a grass turf, and wherein the device is configured to be operable for practicing golf putting strategies or techniques.

An elongated putting strap contained in a rolled configuration within a housing. When used, the elongated strap is unrolled and laid out on a putting green. The putting strap may include short, medium and long putting zones and corresponding short, medium and long target zones. The putting zones may include hash marks designating distances to corresponding target zones. Use of the putting strap provides golfers with an opportunity to putt from various distances in an attempt to bring the golf ball to rest in the proper target zone corresponding to the putting zone from where the golf ball was struck. The target zones may be nested within one another.

A golf putting stroke practicing device includes a box-like housing designed to lie on any appropriate surface such as a carpeted floor wherein the front and bottom panels of the housing are provided with semi-circular/half-round cutouts that together create the realistic illusion of a regulation golf hole. The front of the housing is configured to deflect errant shots away from the hole opening. The device is easily carried and stored and can hold a number of regulation balls when not in use.

A device for golf putting practice that is an all-in-one golf ball target cup, golf ball collection and storage for up to a dozen golf balls. A quadrilateral tube is connected to a pole with handle. A ball storage bag is connected to the said quadrilateral tube. This device allows for maximum amount of golf ball practice putts in a very short period of time. Balls are dropped on the practice putting surface from the device storage bag. The device is placed at the desired putting target location and putting practice can begin. Ball collection is completed with the device without bending over, reducing the work and time required.

A digital slope meter includes: a shaft extended in a longitudinal direction thereof and having a rolling groove formed on top thereof in the longitudinal direction thereof to allow a golf ball placed thereon to be moved down therealong, when the rear side thereof is tilted up in a state where the front side there is located on a green, and to then roll on the green from a discharging end formed at the front end thereof; and a measuring module located on the shaft to measure a moving distance and an isolated angle of the golf ball rolling on the green from the discharging end when the rear side of the shaft is tilted up.

A golf putting mat includes: two or more putting pads (3-1, 3-2, and 3-3) having different green speeds from one another; and a main body (5) having the shape of a band in such a manner as to attach the putting pads (3-1, 3-2, and 3-3) connected serially with one another to top thereof, whereby two or more putting surfaces with different green speeds can be formed on one mat body, thereby allowing a user to practice putting with the different green speeds on one putting mat.