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

    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.
    Last edited by Ducati07; 01-06-2020, 07:09 PM.

  • #61
    They don’t do strips
    only 59x59 matts

    I’m in the process of getting one Matt and cutting it into pieces for myself and others to fit into their stance matts
    Hope fully it will arrive this week
    and I can start cutting it

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    • linkkingx
      linkkingx commented
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      Yeah I saw your thread and am looking forward to your review. I was referring to the people that ordered direct from the manufacturer in China, the YGT-3D mat. I'm not 100% sure but it appears to be the same thing that Wittek is just reselling.

  • #62
    Ahh didn’t realize they were the same

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    • #63
      Has anyone seen this mat at Purchasegreen.com? It looks to be the same as the Quattro but with much cheaper shipping costs than Wittek..

      https://shop.purchasegreen.com/putti...-platinum.html

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      • #64
        They look similar but I just went on Wittek's site and they're running a special for the Quattro mat at $299. Checked shipping and for me, Wittek is about $50 cheaper

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        • abenjami
          abenjami commented
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          Where are you located? I'm in San Diego. Shipping from Wittek for me is $83 and only $32 from the other site.

        • DS12
          DS12 commented
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          Eastern US, Wittek has a place in Chicago to ship from

      • #65
        Is this mat really worth spending $400 to ditch my Fiberbuilt?

        That is the ultimate question and I would love to hear some opinions...

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        • #66


          I tried and like in this order

          1)all turf is what I currently use
          2)whitek Quattro
          3)true stike
          4)cce
          5) fiber built

          if you read all the threads and information already out here , you’ll find it’s a very personal choice , with much disagreement

          a lot of it is based on your swing , your ball striking , what you are looking for in a hitting surface

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          • abenjami
            abenjami commented
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            Where can I find the "all turf" mat?

        • #67
          That I don’t know
          a friend sent me a piece he had I fitted it into my true strike set up and never looked back

          i believe you can search it online

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        • #68
          I don’t know I’m sorry
          jwheels had it and sent it to me
          I’m sure if you ask him he can let you know

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          • #69
            I will take a tee
            Its got a very thin backing

            i don’t believe I would like it as much if I was using it as a stance / hitting Matt at 5 x5
            but as a stripe fit into my stance Matt I’m loving it

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            • #70
              Originally posted by Godfather View Post
              Looks like a full size version of this:
              https://www.dwquailgolf.com/high-tec...ctice-mat-1x2/
              Thanks Godfather, I just ordered this. I’ll report back once I’ve received it, but will probably be a while due to the lock down.

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              • #71
                How would this work as a hitting strip if I currently have a rawhide mat? Would I just cut out the shape I need and put it in?

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                • #72
                  I have a 5x5 mat with a 12x18 inch cutout, in which I have tried many different mats including Country Club Elite, Divot Action, Fiberbuilt, etc.

                  A couple weeks ago I ordered the YGT-3D based on this thread, and have to say it is the best mat I have used to date! It just feels very realistic and soft to hit, and does not grab the club like some other turfs. This will definitely be the turf I keep for the simulator going forward.

                  Compared to some of the other popular options:
                  Fiberbuilt - Nice to hit from, but seems like the ball is always "sitting on a tee" (felt like cheating :>), and not ideal for putting.
                  Country Club Elite - Seemed to "Grab" my clubs
                  Divot Action - Forgiving, but didn't feel natural

                  I purchased two 12x18 YGT-3D sections for $15US each, and $30 for shipping to Canada, and was surprised to received the FedEx shipment with ~5 days.

                  It was also easy to drill a hole through, to put in an adjustable rubber tee.

                  At last the search is over!





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                  • #73
                    I’m in touch with YGT. Ordering a pair of 12x36 strips...will let you know how they are when received.

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                    • #74
                      My review of Quattro Mat from Wittek Eagle One:
                      Purchased 59x59 inch mat through their site $299.00 + $62.00 shipping to Ohio from Chicago. Order processed on Monday delivered to my door on Wednesday.
                      Facts:
                      Age- 56
                      6’1”-218lbs (my winter coat weight)
                      Hcp- 10
                      SkyTrak Monitor
                      Previous Mat- The Pro Turf 6' x 10' Golf Mat
                      I searched around the forum for some insight on upgrading my mat when I came across this thread. Thank you for all your input and hope this review can help someone. Was leaning toward the TrueStrike but was not sure I wanted to spend that kind of money. My SIM is not permanent and needs access to break down. I wanted to upgrade for the following reasons:
                      1. Wear quality: My current mat was wearing unbelievably bad in both hitting and set up areas.
                      2. True shot feedback: I fight a steep descending swing fault. When this occurs, it causes a fat shot reducing contact with the ball. The results on turf is a reduction of yardage and accuracy. When this happens on hard surface mats my club bounces into the ball giving a false result from what would occur on turf. My Pro Turf mat was producing these false results.
                      3. Health: I reference above and my swing fault. This puts strain on both my wrists and elbow when I make repeated contact with a hard surface. I am a range junkie and love to bang balls. Due to the strain this mat caused I found myself trying to pick the ball off the mat. This was evident when I was able to play a few rounds.
                      My assessment:
                      As everyone else, I am observing the shelter in place reality. Since I have nothing to do but hit balls, I put 2 long sessions on this Quattro Mat. Full disclosure, comparing the Quattro to the Pro Turf is not a fair comparison so I yield to those who have compared it to the TrueStrike, Fiberbuilt or other more comparable options.
                      1. Wear quality: No wear at all in hitting area or set up area. Someone posted a concern about being too soft to use as set up mat. It is not for my 218lb frame. I have not experienced any sag while stationary or through the ground force of the swing. Additionally, since this is a square mat it allows 4 different set up areas. I am not using the tee holes since I use a surface tee but the mat has a 2 hole set on each side. No green residue on clubs or SkyTrak FMJ. My only nit is that it would be 72X72 in size. It is enough room but the extra square foot would be nice.
                      2. True shot feedback: Pure shot = pure result, fat shot = fat results. The club goes through the shot does not bounce through the shot nor does it grab. I noticed a big difference with this in my wedge shots. What I experienced with my swing fault is remarkably close to what I experience on turf regarding yardage reduction and accuracy.
                      3. Health: In the 2 days I used the Quattro I executed “Vijay Singh” range sessions. Honestly, after the first day on my old mat I would not be able to hit balls on day 2. No issues, no soreness, and no pain.
                      I realize this is a small sample time of the Quattro and if I have any updates positive or negative, I will post it.






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                      • #75
                        Interested in picking up a Quattro if they go on sale again at $299

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