What does the string drill on the Let's Do This training green do?

The string runs above the intended putt line at eye level. At address, it shows whether your eyes are over the line. During the stroke, it shows whether the putter is tracking on path or cutting across it. It exposes alignment and path faults that are hard to feel on your own.

Is the Let's Do This Training Green really designed by Michael Breed?

Yes — Michael Breed designed the green and built the included drill set. Breed is the longtime host of Golf Channel's The Golf Fix and a PGA National Teacher of the Year. The drills are pulled from what he teaches at the Michael Breed Golf Academy.

Why does the Michael Breed training green have right- and left-handed putting stations?

Right- and left-handed players can share the same green without flipping it. Right-handed players also benefit from putting left-handed occasionally to reset stroke tendencies. Instructors use both ends to switch between students mid-lesson.

How big is the Michael Breed Let's Do This putting green?

3 feet by 10 feet — narrow enough to tuck against a wall or alongside furniture in a living room, basement, or office. The packed dimensions are 38 x 10 x 10 inches and it weighs 18 lbs, so it moves room to room easily.

Does the Let's Do This training green work over carpet?

Yes — the rubber backing grips carpet without curling, and the surface stays wrinkle-free. It also works on hardwood, tile, or low-pile carpet. The PVC backstops anchor with golf tees or sit freestanding depending on the floor.

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Micheal Breed "Let's Do This" Training Green

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Big Moss Michael Breed "Let's Do This" Training Green

The "Let's Do This" Training Green is a 3'x10' indoor putting green designed by Michael Breed — Golf Channel host of "The Golf Fix" and PGA National Teacher of the Year — built around right- and left-handed putting stations and twin string-drill backstops that let you align a guide string directly over your intended putt line for alignment, setup, and stroke-path training.

The package pairs the green with a printed manual of Breed's tour-tested putting and chipping drills, so you're not just rolling putts on a flat surface — you're working through the same alignment, aim, and stroke techniques he teaches inside the Michael Breed Golf Academy.

Big Moss Michael Breed Let's Do This Training Green — 3ft by 10ft indoor putting green with string-drill backstops and three cups

Why The "Let's Do This" Green Is Built For Real Training

Designed by Michael Breed — Golf Channel host and PGA National Teacher of the Year
String drill backstops — two PVC uprights with a string kit for alignment training
Right + left-handed stations — putt in either direction without flipping the green
Three cups — multiple targets for aim, alignment, and lag drills
Tour-proven drills manual — the same techniques Breed teaches in his academy
Break pads included — simulate breaking putts in both directions
Chipping mat + balls — practice short-game shots into the green
3'x10' compact footprint — fits an office, basement, or living room

Michael Breed Training Green Specifications

Dimensions: 3 ft x 10 ft (38 x 10 x 10 in packed)
Weight: 18 lbs
Cups: 3 regulation cups built in
Putting stations: Right- and left-handed, both ends of the green
Backstops: 2 PVC uprights with string kit for the String Drill
Surface: Big Moss tournament nylon, wrinkle-free
Backing: Rubber backing, lays flat over carpet or hard floors
In the box: Green, 2 PVC backstops + string kit, chipping mat, 3 break pads, chipping balls, drills manual

How The String Drill Changes Indoor Putting Practice

Most indoor greens give you a roll surface and a cup — that's it. The "Let's Do This" green adds the one drill nearly every tour player has used at some point: a string stretched above the intended putt line. With the string in place, you can see exactly where your eyes are positioned at address, whether your putter face is square to the line, and whether your stroke is pulling inside or pushing outside the path. It works for straight putts and breaking putts, and it's the fastest way to fix alignment errors that you can't see on your own. The right- and left-handed stations mean two-player households, instructors, and ambidextrous practice routines all work without rebuilding the setup.

Michael Breed "Let's Do This" Training Green — Common Questions

What does the string drill actually do?+

The string runs above your intended putt line at eye level. When you set up over the ball, you can see whether your eyes are directly over the line (correct) or inside/outside it (a common alignment error). During the stroke, the string shows whether your putter is tracking on path or cutting across it. It's a visual reference that exposes faults you can't feel on your own.

Is this really designed by Michael Breed?+

Yes — Michael Breed designed the green and built the included drill set. Breed is the longtime host of Golf Channel's "The Golf Fix" and was named PGA National Teacher of the Year. The drills in the manual are pulled directly from what he teaches at the Michael Breed Golf Academy.

Why both right- and left-handed stations?+

Two reasons. First, it lets right- and left-handed players share the same green without flipping it around. Second, even right-handed players benefit from putting left-handed occasionally — it forces neutral grip pressure and resets stroke tendencies. Instructors also use both ends to switch between students mid-lesson.

How big is the green and where does it fit?+

3 feet by 10 feet — narrower than the Augusta-style greens, so it tucks alongside a couch or against a wall in a living room, basement, or office. It rolls up for storage when not in use. The 18-lb weight makes it easy to move room to room.

Does it work over carpet?+

Yes — the rubber backing grips carpet without curling, and the surface stays wrinkle-free. It works just as well on hardwood, tile, or low-pile carpet. The PVC backstops anchor with golf tees or freestanding weight depending on your floor.