Fairway Pro - practice mat - simulates divots, shows fat shots - Anyone use this?

[nevets88]

Is it as good as the more expensive grass simulated mats?

http://www.fairwaypro.com/catalog/howitworks.php

[tristanhilton85]

Not sure how long it would last but it looks pretty damn good to me... If my practice facility wasn't grass I'd try one out.

[iacas]

Dave bought the best mats he could get - and they were nearly the most expensive, too - for the indoor facility we've just opened.

They're called TrueStrike: Home - TrueStrike-Golf mats and golf driving range mats. They're supposed to last a looooong time and they behave and react really well. I can't imagine this thing doing better than the TrueStrikes.

[tristanhilton85]

Originally Posted by iacas

Dave bought the best mats he could get - and they were nearly the most expensive, too - for the indoor facility we've just opened.

They're called TrueStrike: Home - TrueStrike-Golf mats and golf driving range mats. They're supposed to last a looooong time and they behave and react really well. I can't imagine this thing doing better than the TrueStrikes.

The TrueStrike mats are amazing... The local GolfSmith has a large hitting area and each station (something like 10-12 of them) has these.  I'll go there just to hit balls sometimes if it's hot and I don't want to deal with the heat.

The thing I like about the one that the OP posted is that it looks pretty portable which would be nice if the local range was mat only.  If I was setting up my own hitting area at home (which I plan to do when I buy a house) I think I'd go with the TrueStrike.

[TheGeekGolfer]

This looks very interesting, I was thinking about making something like this to take to the various ranges I use.  Price is a little steep, if it was $80-$99, I'd probably but it.

[jacob1]

That looks pretty cool. ..How much are they?

[TheGeekGolfer]

Originally Posted by jacob1

That looks pretty cool. ..How much are they?

Website says it's listed at $159