Abstract: A golf cup putting aid is provided and consists of a thin walled flexible disc target having a size and shape intended to duplicate the actual size and shape of a real golf hole, and designed so as to lie as flat as possible on a suitable surface, a mechanism on the flexible disc target for trapping a golf ball thereon and indicia on the flexible disc target, for replacing a nondescript visual image.

Abstract: A mat is designed for golf putting practice and may be employed by non-golfers as a party game. Primarily, it consists of a main body of molded non-skid rubber that is irregular in upper surface contour, and a grass carpet is secured to the upper surface contour. A shallow opening is also provided in the structure for the reception of a golf ball, and a main break strip and a plurality of smaller break strips are removably secured to edges of the main body, enabling the mat to be placed in any size room.