Suggestions on an Indoor mat for practice

[GoingfortheGreen]

I recently moved into a new house with an unfinished basement.

I am hoping to set-up a large hitting mat and net in there. Can anyone advise a mat that can sort of 'replicate' the fairway? I heard a while back that there was a mat that 'gave' like you're hitting on the fairway. Also, is it good idea to use the same mat for chipping?

Any advice will be helpful. Thanks.

[aquacooled]

I placed 5 layers of carpet padding in some carpet and some good indoor/outdoor carpet and that is my basemet..

[BigAl5150]

Depending on cash flow, this might be your best option . I've never used one but it looks sweet.

[GoingfortheGreen]

Depending on cash flow,

Thanks Alan; the price is pretty steep. I did find something else at TGW. Any opinion on this?

http://www.tgw.com/customer/category...EGORY_ID=5678#

[Tommy J]

When I worked in the golf shop we had a net in there, It was a purpose built net but I don't see why you couldn't make one out of scafolding poles and some strong builders netting. Look at http://www.sportnetting.com/mats.htm?source=overture for a cheap mat and your away.

I saw a really good range tee which has adjustable tees to save you lifting up all the time. They're called "practees" and I found them on ebay.co.uk.

Not sure about the USA, sorry.