EyeLine Golf

EyeLine Golf builds training aids around feedback you can see. Instead of asking you to trust a feeling, an EyeLine mirror, rail, or laser shows you exactly where your eyes, shoulders, face, and path really are, so a practice session produces information rather than repetition. The brand has been at it for over twenty years, working alongside instructors like Michael Breed, Todd Sones, and Stan Utley, and its putting mirrors have become a familiar sight in tour bags. The range here runs wider than putting, though, covering the Speed Trap family for club path, the Impact Cube for strike quality, alignment and ball position guides, practice mats, target games, and the replacement parts that keep a well used aid working. Have a look through the collection below, and if you are not sure which piece addresses your particular miss, we are glad to help you narrow it down.

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Twenty Years of Feedback First Training

EyeLine Golf has spent over two decades building training aids around a single idea, which is that golfers improve fastest when they can see what they are actually doing. Rather than telling you what a good stroke feels like, an EyeLine aid shows you where your eyes, shoulders, putter face, and club path really are. Many of the tools were developed with well known instructors, including Michael Breed, Todd Sones, Stan Utley, Hank Haney, and Jim McLean, which is why the drills behind them hold up under coaching scrutiny.

Putting Mirrors and Alignment

The putting mirror is the product EyeLine is known for, and the collection carries the full range. The Classic EyeLine Putting Mirror gives you the largest reference surface, the Groove Plus adds face and path guides, and the Quick Look Mirror strips things down to a compact eye line check you can carry in a bag. Shoulder Mirror attachments extend the Classic and Groove Plus so you can see shoulder alignment at the same time. EyeLine reports that 16 of the world's top 20 players use one of their putting mirrors, which is unusual reach for a training aid.

Rails, Swords and Stroke Path

Where a mirror fixes setup, the rail tools fix motion. The Edge Putting Rail and Sweet Roll Rail System give the putter a physical boundary so an off path stroke is impossible to miss. The Putting Sword by Michael Breed does the same job in a slimmer format, in standard and tour models. The Stroke Meter by Todd Sones measures stroke length for distance control, and the Tour Roll Putting Mirror Trainer combines the mirror and rail concepts into one unit.

Speed Trap and Full Swing Work

EyeLine is not putting only. The Speed Trap 2.0 and Speed Trap 4S frame the ball with adjustable rods so you get instant feedback on club path and can train a draw or a fade on purpose. The Impact Cube trains shaft lean and strike quality. The Check Point Swing Laser clips to the club and projects your path and face angle. The Balance Rod, Practice-T alignment guide, Tee Box Alignment Station, and Bunker Pro System round out setup, ball position, and sand practice.

Mats, Targets and Practice Games

Practice sticks better when it is scored. The Roll the Rock putting mats give you a true rolling surface at home in two lengths, and the Putting Circuit Trainer turns short putts into a repeatable challenge. Target Circle Rings, Target Hole 3-Packs, and Indoor Putting Gate Posts build lag and gate drills anywhere. Feedback balls like the Ball of Steel, MyRoll two color balls, Impact Ball Liner, and Sweet Spot 360 stripe the roll so you can see it. Replacement rods, lasers, and clips are stocked, so a well used trainer stays in service.

Not Sure Where to Start with EyeLine?

Most golfers begin with a mirror and add a rail or the Speed Trap as their practice gets more specific. With over 50 years of combined experience in the golf business, we are glad to get on a one-on-one call and help you pick the tools that match the part of your game you are actually trying to fix.