Golf Hitting Mat (25" x 16") Three Turf Types

If you are constructing your own backyard driving range, this is as good a surface to hit off of as you will find. It is every bit as sturdy as a mat at a professional driving range. I dug most out a rectangle in the ground so this 2” thick mat would be flat and level. Then I added a medium price golf range net and have been whacking golf balls safely all summer.

what to know:-unless you pin this down somehow, it's going to move with every shot- you will build up a nylon residue on the club bottom, but a magic eraser takes it right off-my tee snapped off within a half dozen uses- you will need to elevate YOURSELF to hit off this since it is raisedconclusion: spend the money to buy a 3x5 mat that you stand on and hit from

I use this at my local golf course that frustratingly doesn't allow chilling on their practice greens. I bring this along and it lets me do a few chip shots when I go to that course.

This doesn’t hold up at all. It’s actually quite sad how easily it was rip mat from amateur swings.

Great product for practicing.The rubber bottom is really good for keeping it in place.

Perfect for what it's ment to be

Great

Did not receive a rubber tee as advertised. Thought this might be defective so ordered replacement and the same mat without rubber tee was delivered. Frustrating.