For you when putting make a gate with two balls either end of the putter. Place a ball and putt the ball through the gate this will make your putting stroke more consistent.

For you and the kids make a game of it start close and work your way back. Maybe you could aim to miss to give them a chance

I have a putting mat that we use and I will put towels under it to create break and make it a challenge.

Just got back to the game after several years off

Less time and limited space can still give you a good work out

I have a short 8' putting green to work on line and hone stroke. Try for 10 straight 3' putts. Start over if you miss one. Use a mirror to work on shoulder alignment and sometimes set a gate

Reduced flight foam balls to work on flight and turning the ball side to side

Use a target to practice chipping 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 yards. Can be a tree or whatever gives me a visual goal.

Choke down or open face to take a little off between target distance

Hope it helps you!.

All great ideas, thanks guys!

For a chipping target just lay down a dish towel flat. Try to get the ball to land on it. Start close then work your way back farther.

I found a SKLZ driving net at Marshall's for $30 new. It's great for working on full swing, but you don't get to see your ball flight.
I also have a 9' SKLZ putting mat that is helpful.

But mostly, i just chip a bucket of balls in the front yard. Target is a camp chair. I'm happy if i can land 2 out of 20 in the chair.

Ichabod, Keep working indoors on your putting. It will definitely payoff if you put enough work into it.

Corey, keep practicing, pretty soon you will get 3-4 in the chair and then 5.

“A good putter is a match for anyone. A bad putter is a match for no one.”
-- Harvey Penick

I probably spend a good 30-90 minutes a day putting and chipping now.
The confidence standing over putts 10' and under now is night and day, from when I started.
Putting green has been one of the best investments I've made this year.

I like an impact bag and thick wooden dowel.
Big mirror for checking positions (no need for full swings)
Indoor putting mat

I have really been enjoying the Pure Distance Golf / Drive 400 program. Has overswing module, and a stretching & strength module. Worth it if you can take a full swing indoors somewhere (I do it in my living room with vaulted ceiling). Pretty cheap cost, I found great improvements over the past 9 months using it.

As a kid I would probably have more game aspect then just putt to this hole and make it fun. For you I would probably pick up a putting mat I just have one that goes to 8 feet good to work on the stoke probably pick up a mat and net I got a flight scope memo off of eBay for $200 I would pick up the Gbox and film your swing

For my Grandkids, I'll put down a dozen quarters randomly on the den carpet. Any ball they putt that goes closest to a quarter, they put into their paper cup. After 3 rounds, the one with the most quarters wins those on the floor.

Deno

I have a small room that I cannot swing my club. I bought ImpactSnap to swing at home. It gives feedback of releases. You can do it anywhere. I find it very useful.

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Deno, That is a great idea! Getting the kids involved, Money on the line! What's not to like. Kids love it!

I use the putt out putting matt and cup. i have tried chipping soft golf balls but the feel is not very good.

Putting mat would be the best way to shave strokes off of your game indoors/at home! I was banned from taking practice swings indoors after I smashed the ceiling fan light globe for the second time...

Just a simple “Perfect” mat works for me.

That’s a great setup you’ve got going! I’m the same way — busy schedule, not always enough time to get out to the range, so I’ve set up some putting and chipping drills at home too. When I’m not working on my swing, I’m usually outdoors doing maintenance around my property here in Texas.

If anyone from around Nacogdoches needs outdoor help like clearing space for a backyard range or trimming back trees safely, I can vouch for Cutting Jack Tree Service
— they offer affordable tree removal in Nacogdoches and do a great job keeping the yard safe and open for practice space.

The Orange Strike Wedge is pretty handy if you want to get really good with pitch shots and chipping. Makes you come in steep and hit ball first. A towel will work, but the rails on this work really well to promote (or correct) swing path.

I’m very fortunate to have a putting green and live in an area where I can use it the whole year. My two most common drills are as follows.
-Make 10 in a row at 2 feet and then again at three feet.
-Make 4 in a row at 5 feet

You’d be amazing if the pressure you feel when you’re making that 8th or 9th 2/3 footer or the 4th 5 footer. Has really helped my 3 putt average in the last year.

A great training aide for use in season or "off season" in the case of cold winter months limiting golf is the Divot Board.
Helps with low point of iron swing as well as shows you proper swing path.
Can use it indoors without balls, just swinging the club.

So I am very grateful to have an indoor putting green and one of the drills me and my brother do is we will chip from different areas in our house and play them all as par 2’s. But even if you were to have a carpet in a room , all you need is a a putting disk along with your wedge,putter, and a ball. Then if you got room, it is a great game to play especially in the winter time because up north there’s no going outside in negative 5 degree weather. Hope somebody could benefit from this information. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!