Best mat I've ever hit off of, wow!

[Ducati07]

I'm in the process of building my golf sim and have been using old mats from when I was a Golf Course Superintendent. I'm a 50 year old with a 10 handicap with the old system...if that matters. I've also got a wrist that is so bad that when the doctors look at my MRI, they all say...wow, that's impressive since it's so bad. So yes, I need all the cushioning I can get if I want to hit a couple hundred balls at a time off a mat and live to tell about it.

I purchased a CCE mat after reading about it here on this site and ordered through Costco for $450. Then I went to my old club where I was the Super....and they bought new mats which changed everything for me. They were so good that the next day I called the Pro to ask what he purchased. It's the Quattro Mat from Wittek Eagle One....a company I used to buy things from so I was familiar with them. Top notch products for sure.

So I ordered one and will be returning my CCE mat back even before I try to compare. I paid $399 for the Wittek Quattro plus another $100 for shipping. Next day after I ordered (ouch), they went on sale for $325. Get yours now.

Just thought I'd throw this post out there for others that are old and have pain like I do so that there is a solution...the Quarrto!

Play well.

[Rlefig]

ok thank you

[myrison]

It's the most-returned / traded mat I see discussed on these forums due to pain. I'd never had joint pain on a mat before either, but I had the CCE for 20 days and returned it within the return period as I immediately started to feel elbow and rib pain I'd never had before. I'd stay away from that one, it's just too unforgiving over time if you want to get a bunch of reps in at home. Fiberbuilt, TrueStrike, DivotAction are all commonly discussed as among the most forgiving (plus the Quattro discussed here). I'd shop from that list to take best care of your body in the long-term.

[Rlefig]

What about the Country Club elite. I am thinking about replacing my used driving range mat. It does not cause me pain Just want to get the most realistic practice.

[Brettster]

Nope, probably divot-action or one of it's look alikes: 1.) Holy Grail Mat, 2.) SIG Pro Softy I think it's called, etc. Especially if you want to save your wrists?

[Brettster]

Wow - thanks for that feedback... never heard that one... when is it loud, specifically? When hitting all the time, or only when taking divots?

[EddieD]

Hi Brad, do you still have one of these strips available?

[Rlefig]

so you all think the Quattro mat will be much better than a used driving range mat. The driving range mat does not cause me pain but i do want to get the most realistic mat for practice.

[teddyirons]

How's the sound level of this mat? I find the divotaction way loud for me.

[mark68025]

Did you still have these strips by chance? I would be interested.

[cgdavis_2]

For what it’s worth I’ve had shoulder issues using mats in the past. Went with the fiberbuilt studio set up. Haven’t had any issues. Visited a friend recently who bought one of the package deals from rain or shine and the mat it came with is causing some elbow issues.

[wbond]

Yeah it’s a pretty common theme with any of the mats, what works great for some doesn’t for others.

DISAGREE on Quattro. Had it three months and have had hand pain the ENTIRE time. Just my experience.

[Cap]

DISAGREE on Quattro. Had it three months and have had hand pain the ENTIRE time. Just my experience.

[brentflog]

Me too. Is this still available

[brentflog]

Did you ever get these? I am interested

[brentflog]

Did you ever get these?