3 m Golf Putting Mat - Dual-Track Training System with Ball Return

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3 m Golf Putting Mat - Dual-Track Training System with Ball Return

Name: 3 m Golf Putting Mat - Dual-Track Training System with Ball Return | 361 Degrees Adventure Tanzania
SKU: B501
Price: 200000 TZS
Availability: InStock

Golf

A three-metre indoor putting mat with two tracks and an automatic ball return. The 3 m is the length, not a brand name. Two holes of differing difficulty, rails that show your putter path at a glance, and a return channel - which is what makes a mat get used rather than rolled up.

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Highlights

Three metres, two tracks

The distance that decides rounds, practised down a hallway.

3 m is the length

Not the brand. It is a three-metre mat, and that trips people up constantly.

Two tracks, two jobs

Holes of different difficulty, and rails that show your putter path instantly.

The ball comes back

Which is the difference between a mat you use daily and one you roll up after a week.

The range that decides rounds

Most scoring putts are inside three metres. This is exactly that distance.

Product description

About this product

A three-metre indoor putting mat with a dual-track layout and an automatic ball return.

A note on the name first, because it causes confusion: the 3 m refers to the mat’s length, not to the 3M company. It is a three-metre mat.

Dual-track means two parallel lanes running the length of the mat. They do two jobs at once. As targets, two holes of different difficulty let you work on both a tap-in stroke and a longer, more demanding one without moving anything. As rails, they frame the putter path so you can see immediately whether your stroke is travelling straight back and straight through – which is the single most useful piece of feedback a putting mat can give.

The return channel rolls the ball back to your feet. That sounds like a convenience and it is actually the reason these mats get used: a mat where you have to walk three metres to collect every ball gets rolled up after a week.

Three metres is a sensible practice length. Most putts that decide a round are inside three metres, and it is the range where a repeatable stroke pays off most. It also fits down a hallway or a veranda, which a longer mat does not.

The supplier quotes weights of around 3.2 kg for the 250 cm version and 4 kg for the 300 cm – those are their figures rather than ones we have verified on a scale.

Specifications

The details

Type	Indoor golf putting mat, dual-track with automatic ball return
Length	3 m (300 cm) - the 3 m in the name is the length, not a brand
Also made in	250 cm
Width	Typically 30 to 75 cm in this category
Surface	Artificial turf with alignment guideline
Features	Two tracks with holes of differing difficulty; ball return channel
Weight	Approximately 3.2 kg at 250 cm and 4 kg at 300 cm (supplier figures)
Storage	Roll turf-outward rather than folding
SKU	B501

Questions

Good to know

Does 3M mean the 3M company?

No - it means three metres, the length of the mat. It is a common source of confusion and worth saying plainly.

What is dual-track for?

Two things. As targets, two holes of different difficulty let you practise a tap-in and a longer putt without moving anything. As rails, the two lanes frame your putter path so you can see instantly whether the stroke goes straight back and straight through.

Why does the ball return matter?

Because a mat where you walk three metres to collect every ball gets rolled up and forgotten within a week. The return channel is what makes the difference between a training aid you use daily and one you own.

Is three metres long enough to be useful?

Yes, and arguably it is the right length. Most putts that decide a round are inside three metres, and it is where a repeatable stroke pays off most. It also fits down a hallway or on a veranda, which longer mats do not.

Does it roll like a real green?

Artificial turf never replicates a real green speed exactly, and it will not reproduce the grain you get on a warm-climate green. What it does reliably train is stroke path, face angle at impact and distance control on a consistent surface - which is most of putting.

How do I store it?

Roll it with the turf facing outward rather than folding it, so the pile does not develop a crease that deflects the ball. Keep it out of direct sun, which hardens the backing over time.

Does the heat here affect golf equipment?

Yes, more than most people expect. Grips harden and glaze faster in UV and heat, so they need replacing more often than a manual assumes. Leather gloves stiffen if they dry out crumpled - smooth them flat after a round. And never leave clubs in a parked car boot; sustained heat degrades epoxy shaft bonds.

Do you deliver in Dar es Salaam?

Yes. We deliver across Dar es Salaam and send nationwide to Arusha, Moshi, Mwanza, Dodoma, Zanzibar and beyond by courier. Golf club sets travel in a long carton, so tell us when you order and we will arrange the right courier.