Golf Practice Mat Dual-Turf 3' x 5' Driving Chipping Putting Hitting Turf Training Equipment for Backyard Home Garage Outdoor Use (Dual-Turf 3' x 5')

This is a great mat so far..I’ve had it about a month and do probably 50 swings a day with Almost Golfballs into a net in my basement. Most golf courses are now closed for season here in Michigan so I’m trying to keep my swing in tact over the winter...the mat seems really durable for how much I’ve used it so far...I got the 3x5 dual turf so I can mimic hitting off rough or fairway..I’d say it’s about as close to real grass as you can get..the only thing I’d recommend to the manufacturer is to include a shorter rubber tee..the included tee is only meant for the driver and even then it’s still pretty long..so I cutoff about an inch with scissors and now it’s perfect length for hitting irons off the tee and if I do want to use the driver I insert one of the included real golf tees into the rubber tee and adjust the height..this issue wouldn’t prevent me from buying this mat though..Overall this is a really good mat

I have been using the mat for approximately 1 month a couple times a week. So far so good. Hasn't showed any wear yet and it's nice to have t's that can be elevated. Recommended

Works great..... i would totally recommend....

Great mat! Its comparable to the "real feel" pro mats for $300+. Highly recommend this!

In my opinion, the product doesn't work for a major potion of its intended use because it is too short to hit a driver and still be standing on the mat. So disappointed. 12 inches are used for the simulated "rough", thus reducing the effective hitting length for woods down to only 3 feet 9.5 inches. I'm only 5'6", and use a driver shortened to 43.5". And I'm old so I don't bend over as much as I used to. Even so, both feet are half on/half off of the mat. VERY difficult to hit from that unbalanced position. Check out your particular from heels to tee.I called the company about this, and was blown off, the guy saying: "just buy a short mat and attach it to the end." Um... I don't think so! I just paid big bucks for a functioning mat, and I sure as heck don't want to deal with a supplemental mat that will be sliding all over the place. I'd say that if you're over 5'6" you should pass on this iteration. Great concept; unacceptable execution.

Good quality and light weight for easy moving.

Working on my golf swing

Rough area of mat very sensitive to heat and caused deformation of synthetic turf.