Looking for a New Golf Mat

[tosob]

I'm looking for a new golf mat. Anyone have experience with any of these.

fiberbuilt

4' x 5' Single Sided Traditional System with Performance Turf | Traditional Mat Systems | Fiberbuilt Golf

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For any questions or to place an order, please contact Fiberbuilt.

real feel

 

Home - Real Feel Golf Mats

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true strike

TrueStrike Bringing Golf Mats Into The 21st Century

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The innovative TrueStrike golf mats that truly reacts like hitting off the fairway, by letting you hit down and through the shot just like on turf

 

thanks 

Marty

[boogielicious]

2 minutes ago, tosob said:

I'm looking for a new golf mat. Anyone have experience with any of these.

fiberbuilt

4' x 5' Single Sided Traditional System with Performance Turf | Traditional Mat Systems | Fiberbuilt Golf

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For any questions or to place an order, please contact Fiberbuilt.

real feel

 

Home - Real Feel Golf Mats

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true strike

TrueStrike Bringing Golf Mats Into The 21st Century

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The innovative TrueStrike golf mats that truly reacts like hitting off the fairway, by letting you hit down and through the shot just like on turf

 

thanks 

Marty

I have the Real Feel. They are good, but the thickness means you need to get a stance mat or platform to stand on to get level. 

[iacas]

TrueStrike is what we have at Golf Evolution. Best mats available.

[ncates00]

I use the country club elite.

[Hacker James]

ALLTURF for a somewhat inexpensive mat that is of good quality. I have had one for several years now, leave it outside with no problem. Some will hold a tee. These used to be under the name of Monster Mat, but I think they are the same ones.

[Patch]

I make my own, which is a bowed, thin strip of synthetic turf to hit off of. 

I cut 2,  3" wide strips of plastic out of the side of a round bucket. I glue the two bowed plastic pieces together.  I then glue the turf to the bowed piece of plastic. Being that the strip is bowed, it allows me to hit down on the ball as needed. After each hit, the strip springs back up.  It's good for several hundred full swing, to chip shot hits off of it. Works great when used in conjunction with a net. 

The bucket cost me a $1.99, or less, which provides material for two complete (4 cut outs) strips,  and I can usually find some left over turf pieces at the carpet place for under $10. For $12, it will last for more than a year if consistently used. 

Just a thought. 

[rehmwa]

14 hours ago, Hacker James said:

ALLTURF for a somewhat inexpensive mat that is of good quality. I have had one for several years now, leave it outside with no problem. Some will hold a tee. These used to be under the name of Monster Mat, but I think they are the same ones.

I got one of these brand mats years ago.  It's amazing.  Feels real, thick, definitely holds a tee (no need for the hole and rubber tee).  I don't know if they are made the same today, though.

This is the one I have -

Amazon.com : All Turf Mats 48" X 60" XL Super Tee Golf Mat - Holds Any Size Wooden Tee : Golf Hitting Mats : Sports & Outdoors

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Amazon.com : All Turf Mats 48" X 60" XL Super Tee Golf Mat - Holds Any Size Wooden Tee : Golf Hitting Mats : Sports & Outdoors

but it was a lot cheaper then

[Hacker James]

1 hour ago, rehmwa said:

I got one of these brand mats years ago.  It's amazing.  Feels real, thick, definitely holds a tee (no need for the hole and rubber tee).  I don't know if they are made the same today, though.

This is the one I have -

Amazon.com : All Turf Mats 48" X 60" XL Super Tee Golf Mat - Holds Any Size Wooden Tee : Golf Hitting Mats : Sports & Outdoors

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Amazon.com : All Turf Mats 48" X 60" XL Super Tee Golf Mat - Holds Any Size Wooden Tee : Golf Hitting Mats : Sports & Outdoors

but it was a lot cheaper then

yup,appears to be same.  It was called Monster Mat back then. I think I paid around $100 back then, maybe even less. Iv'e cut mine down over the years for various reasons. Now, I think it is 3 x 4.

[tosob]

thanks for the replies