Absolutely. And not just better - much better! Here's why:

• It will narrow your putter face angle through repetition
• That builds a stroke for precise control on ball starting direction
• Which builds confidence in putting
• That allows you to practice better at a putting green to concentrate on speed and break at different distances to make all putts 
• And the built in leveler keeps it the same wherever you use it.
• And perhaps best of all, the "Alley" can help you build a TRUE PENDULUM STROKE, which is considered the best in putting.

You MUST separate your stroke practice from your green practice. Consider getting advice from a professional who can teach stroke mechanics and putting setup. 

Yes!!  From side to side, it has to be as level as possible, because:

• If it's not level you introduce break in the putt, one of the green variables you are trying to avoid.
• By being level, you establish a consistent, repeatable process that is required to know your stroke is getting better.  
• The ability to level it means you can easily move it anywhere in your home or office, even for a short period of time.  
• Some people play competitive games, either in person together or by distance, of who makes the most putts in a row.  Having the ability to level each device the same way eliminates argument of the playing surface.  

It took a rather long time to design a level that was secure from the impact of the golf ball and could be seen on either side and then include a safe and easy way to adjust it.  It's a game changer.

Good question, and begs a little history of development: 

• First, there are two Alleys because we figured out a design that allowed one on either side of the same device, which allowed a wider range of challenge. 
• Twenty-seven inches was picked specifically because that is a couple inches "outside the leather" or "gimme" range.  It's the "knee-knocker" range that counts as much as the 300-yard drive.  
• The two widths associated with 27 inches were chosen to match up to some key putting lengths.  The one-inch side provides the same accuracy required to hole a 10-foot putt.  The one-half inch provides the accuracy required to hole out a 20-foot putt. Just getting the starting line correct on these longer putts will improve hole out percentage.

So, while you are building confidence to make ALL small putts, you are greatly improving your odds of holing out longer putts.  Now go find a green and work on speed and break. 

Here's a breakdown of the 1" and 1/2" precision metrics. With continued use the Putting Alley will cause your stroke to change in the following way:

The One Inch Side

• Will narrow the face angle to +/- one (1) degree
• This equals the precision required to make a straight, level 10-foot putt on a green.

The One-Half Inch Side

• Will narrow the face angle to +/- one-half (1/2) degree.
• This equals the precision required to make a straight, level 20-foot putt on a green.

Additional Alleys are available that can be overlayed onto either surface to hone your stroke to even higher precision levels. For example:

A One-Quarter Inch Alley

• Will narrow the face angle to +/- one-quarter (1/4) degree.
• This equals the precision required to make a straight, level 40-foot putt on a green.

A One-Eighth Inch Alley

• Will narrow the face angle to +/- one-quarter (1/8) degree.
• This equals the precision required to make a straight, level 80-foot putt on a green.
• This is intended for long putts to make absolutely sure the ball starts out in the intended direction.

Please email us at SALES@PUTTINGALLEY.COM for information on additional Alleys and how to get them.