Abstract: A practice putting device comprises a generally L-shaped housing adapted in use to lie in a first stake position on a generally flat horizontal. Surface over which a golf ball can be putted towards the device, with the rear of one limb of the housing in contact with the flat surface and the other limb pointing in generally upward direction. The upper surface of the one limb presents a ramp (14) up which a golf ball can roll on being putted towards the device. The position of the upper end of the ramp relative to the rear corner between the two limbs is such that the ramp, a turning moment (52) will be created about the said corner, causing the device to pivot like a see saw about the corner, which becomes a fulcrum (13).