The Putting Gate
A putting accuracy gate co-designed with Andy Gorman (PGA Putting and Short Game Coach). Two gate sizes (55mm and 60mm) and a 4.25-inch hole-width indicator train the start-line precision required to hole putts under 1° of error. Fits any SwingPlate base. Base unit sold separate…
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
| Dimensions | 30 × 10 × 3 cm |
| Gate sizes | 55mm and 60mm |
| Hole-width indicator | 4.25 inches (regulation cup width) |
| Compatibility | Standard or Dual Pro SwingPlate base (sold separately) |
| Co-developed with | Andy Gorman (PGA Putting and Short Game Coach) |
See it in action.
Watch the product in real testing environments. Real course conditions, real shots, real data — see how it performs before you decide.
Everything you need.
Ready out of the box. No extra accessories required.
- 1× Swing Plate Putting Gate
- 1× Adapter piece (fits any SwingPlate base)
- 1× Velvet drawstring bag
- Lifetime access to SwingPlate PGA Online Coaching Library (registered post-purchase)
- Note: SwingPlate base unit not included (sold separately)
Developed with Andy Gorman, the PGA Putting and Short Game Coach, the Putting Gate trains the start-line precision required to hole putts. Two gates (55mm and 60mm) give you a threshold to clear and a progression target. The body of the gate also includes a 4.25-inch slot that recreates the width of a regulation hole, so you have a constant scale reference during practice.
The math, by distance
- 55mm gap from 14 inches: requires less than 1° of error
- 55mm gap from 19 inches: requires less than 0.75° of error
- 60mm gap from 20 inches: requires less than 1° of error
- 10-foot putt: requires less than 1° of error to stand a chance of holing
What it trains
- Instant feedback on start-line accuracy
- Setup consistency and eye position
- Putter face alignment at address and impact
- Stroke arc (combined with an alignment stick over the ball)
The Putting Gate fits any SwingPlate base unit (Standard or Dual Pro, sold separately) via the included adapter. Right- and left-handed golfers use the same unit.