I used to have a similar version of this from Longridge in my office for ages, and it was something that I got slowly addicted to, knocking the golf balls back and forth into it in my spare time. But when it finally broke a few months ago (the return bit stopped working), I really missed using it. Hence I looked around to get a suitable replacement and came across this in a local sporting shop for £13 - a little more expensive than the Longridge one I purchased for £7, but this PGA version does have a few more gizmos included with it. What's it all about? Well basically this is a golf putting aid to enable golfers and the like to practice their putting ...  Read the complete review

Intro ----- Everyone who reads even a few of my reviews will now have realised that I am a keen golfer, and like to spend a lot of my summer on the course just around the corner from my house. However, when I am away at University, it is a little more tricky to hone my skills. Therefore I invested in a few aides to take my game with me. I recently reviewed the chipping net, which was one of them, and now I will review this purchase. My longridge autoputt had to stay at home, it was insisted upon by the very keen golfer father, and so I went online to see what I can find. I got this, and I have to say it has been very much a similar experience, with the same ...  Read the complete review

Golf has been one of my favourite sports for many years. Since I was a kid I have enjoyed the sport and now I'm older I still love to get out on the course and play some holes. Although I am certainly not the best golfer there is, I would say I have a decent enough game and tend to hold my own when I play. However, one area of my golfing game that has always been a little poor is putting. Putting is a very delicate art that has to be practiced regularly if you are ever going to be any good. It is a very important aspect of golf as you can be the best player in the world, but if you can't putt it is all for nothing. So in an attempt to improve my putting I have ...  Read the complete review

I tend to play golf a number of times during the summer and whilst far from being an expert, I dare not reveal my handicap, I enjoy the challenge of the game and was really struggling putting and my 4-5 tries each time on the green were letting my score down. So I sought an aid to ease this problem and stumbled across this, the PGA Tour Pure Auto Returner with Guide Ball. It cost my £19.99 although can be bought for around £15 if shopping around. The device's concept is simple, the help train and aid budding golfers with putting skills. It can be used in a wide range of environments from the home, garden and even sneaking it into the office! It works best ...  Read the complete review

In brief, A simple, but gimmicky design concept.. A battery operated, automatic ball returning practice putting aid designed to help you improve your Putting , for indoor use on the Carpet. That's the theory anyway. Now what's it like in use? In one word - easy, - It just couldn't be simpler. First insert batteries - don't ask the size as I never know what they are nowadays ( I think they are size C ). The batteries in my machine last a long time between charges, obviously that depends on the frequency of operation, but I use mine almost every day for perhaps 100 plus putts and They last a long time - many weeks, Battery life is not a big ...  Read the complete review