See The Stroke You Should Make. Feel The One You Made.
- Double-sided — left- and right-handed arc templates
- Stance width and ball position lines for a repeatable setup
- Distance markers calibrate stroke length to putt length
- Regulation-size cup — practice lag putts and short putts without a hole
- Rolls up into a metal tin. Fits in a golf bag or pocket.
"Three months in, my stroke length matches the distance now. The arc lines were the cheat code."
Stop Guessing Your Path. Start Dialing In Your Stroke.
The Putting Towel turns routine indoor putting into a targeted aiming game — the built-in visual arc lines give you instant feedback on your path, every stroke grooves a consistent tempo, and your distance control gets sharper with every rep.
You'll build a repeatable stroke, feel confident over every short putt, and watch your start-lines and speed control show up on the course — without overthinking your mechanics.
What Changes When The Stroke Template Is Right There
Set your feet to the stance width. Sit the ball on the position line. The same setup every rep, instead of a new one every putt.
Run the putter along the printed arc on the takeaway and through. You feel where your stroke leaves the path before the ball has moved an inch.
The distance markers calibrate your takeaway, so you stop hitting at the ball and start swinging the putter a measured distance for a measured putt.
One side is set up for right-handed players, the other for left. The same towel works whichever way you putt.
The regulation-size cup is part of the towel, so you can hit real putts at home, in the office, or anywhere there's no hole.
Rolls up small enough for a bag, a backpack, or a pocket. Practice stops depending on getting to a green.
Why Most Golfers Struggle With Putting Consistency
Most golfers practise putting by rolling balls at a hole. No feedback, no reference, no template — just repetition and hope.
Then they get to the course and miss left, miss right, miss short, miss long, and they can't tell which part of the stroke broke. Was it the setup? The path? The length of the takeaway? Without a reference, every miss looks the same.
It isn't a feel problem. It's a feedback problem. And you can't fix what you can't see.
Introducing The Infinite Golf Putting Towel
This isn't another putting tip. It's a stroke template you can lay on any flat surface.
Stance lines set your width. A ball-position line puts the ball in the same place every time. The printed arc shows the path your putter should travel on the way back and through. Distance markers calibrate how far to take it back for the length of putt you're facing. And a regulation-size cup sits at the end so you're hitting at a real target.
One side is laid out for right-handed players, the other for left-handed. Rolls up into the included metal tin. Bag-ready, pocket-ready.
How To Use It
Set up to the lines first. Feet to the stance width, ball on the position line. Before you think about the stroke at all, make the setup repeatable.
Trace the arc. Take the putter back along the printed path and through. You'll feel immediately where your stroke wants to leave the line — that's the habit to work on.
Match length to distance. Use the distance markers to calibrate the takeaway, then roll putts to the cup until the stroke length and the distance start agreeing with each other.
What Changes After Your First Session
You stop rolling balls. You start stroking putts.
Your stance settles. Your ball position stops drifting from putt to putt. Your stroke length starts matching the distance you're trying to hit, so lag putts finish closer and short putts come off the face squarer.
Most of all, you know what a good stroke feels like — because by then you've traced one a thousand times.
Infinite Golf 30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Try the Infinite Golf Putting Towel for a full 30 days. If it doesn't help you start your putts on line and improve your face control, just send it back for a full refund. We make this promise because we know how powerful real feedback is: when you can actually see what your putter face is doing at impact, improvement happens fast. Use it at home, indoors, or on the practice green — wherever you normally practise. If you don't feel more confident in your putting and more consistent with your start line, send it back. No risk. No hassle.
