Golf Hitting Mat, 5x4FT, Thickening Premium with 9 Balls & 9 Tees, Foldable Golf Turf Mat Practice Swing Mats for Indoor outdoor training

Great stuff. Am using this with a cheap net I purchased a couple of years ago. Not enough room in my tiny garden area to practice with the driver and tees but a proper range is likely best for that anyway. What this is doing is giving me practice time for chipping, half, three quarter and even a dreaded full swing with my irons! Foam balls are great and, weirdly, supplying 9 of them is just right. I hit nine and then move a few feet to flick them back, giving me time to think what was working. Getting both feet on the mat is a real plus, who wants to practice at an incorrect level? Mat seems very robust with no jarring but it is on artificial turf rather than concrete.

I got this golf hitting mat mainly to practice at home, and overall, I think it’s a solid option, especially if you want something convenient and ready to use straight away.First impressions were good. The mat is a decent size (5x4ft), which gives you enough space to stand comfortably and take full swings. It feels fairly thick and doesn’t slide around too much once it’s laid down, especially on a solid surface.What I like most is the dual turf design. You’ve got the shorter “fairway” section and a longer “rough” section, which actually helps make practice a bit more realistic.It’s nice being able to switch between the two depending on what you want to work on.The included accessories are a bonus. You get balls and tees included, so you can start using them straight away without buying extras.It’s a good starter setup, especially if you’re just getting into practice at home.In terms of performance, it works well for general practice. It’s good for iron shots and light training sessions. However, I wouldn’t say it fully replicates the feel of a real course, especially for more advanced players.If I had to mention a downside, it’s that the mat could be a bit thicker or more cushioned, especially if you’re hitting a lot of shots. Over time, you might start to feel the impact more. Also, while it’s portable, it’s not something you’ll want to fold and move around constantly.Overall, I think it’s a good value practice mat for home use!

Cant go wrong for the price compared to some others... could do with it being slightly thicker but a touch of underlay should do it.