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

[TGNgolf]

Bump on this old question? Wittek is proprietary and Alibaba / Bullseye is the same? Anyone use them all? Looks SigPro entered this market too

[apb36]

The Wittek looks like it has 4 separate layers, while the bullseye and YGT have 3 layers.

I’m also curious if anybody has compared this to the bullseye 3D?

[TGNgolf]

Anyone compare the Alibaba mat or the Wittek to the new Bullseye 3D, is it the same mat?

[TGNgolf]

Anyone on my questions above? Everyone taking a siesta? haha

[TGNgolf]

For special structure- a textile installed between the knitted nylon turf and foam rubber, this high elasticity mat is designed to absorb most of the club head shock so as to protect the wrist,waist and shoulder, etc. 3D means "no strain, no shock and no injure" .We choose high quality textile fiber to promise the durable and high-elasticity

1. Anyone compared the 3D to the Quattro side by side? Are they the exact same mat? I see some 3D owners have an aesthetic wear mark. Does the Quattro get one too?

2. I currently the Champion Mat (Bullseye hitting strip). Anyone use both the Quattro and that mat? If so, how do they compare? I am happy with the champion, but somehow missed the Quattro when I was doing my initial search and am curious if I should try it or make the switch… Literally, dam forums!

[xfactor989]

After one off season of using the Quattro, I don't like the impressions where me feet go. The hitting area is in great shape, but there is a depression where I stand. I'm ~190 lb so not exactly huge. I have since upgrade to using the holy grail hitting strip which is my favorite so far. I still use the Quattro as my stance mat due to budget.

[Ducati07]

3 years and still going strong! I'm still on the original section I started on which leaves me three others that have not been hit off of. This mat will be around for many years to come.

And no, it's not squishy from breaking down as far as I can tell.

Hope others are as happy as I am with the Quattro or similar mats.

[stevengolfmats]

For special structure- a textile installed between the knitted nylon turf and foam rubber, this high elasticity mat is designed to absorb most of the club head shock so as to protect the wrist,waist and shoulder, etc. 3D means "no strain, no shock and no injure" .We choose high quality textile fiber to promise the durable and high-elasticity

[stevengolfmats]

Thanks for your praise for the mats from Yantai YGT Co.,Ltd. All of YGT staff will work more hard not to live up your expections .At present ,our website is https://www.ygtgolfmats.com and the item you like is YGT-3D golf mat,the link :https://www.ygtgolfmats.com/sys-pd/50.html .My email address: steven@ygtgolfmats.com

[9eight7]

After reading this whole thread, I just ordered the Quattro from Wittek a few days ago. I can't wait till it arrives! Unfortunately, I missed a discount code by a day but this is competitive compared to Fiberbuilt.

[richerod]

Also find that putting off the FB is not enjoyable.

[richerod]

Really pleased with Gung Ho HG strip. Almost a year now and no pain whatsoever. FB is also very good (I have it as well). I prefer the feel of the HG as it feels more like hitting off the fairway whereas the FB to me feels more like hitting out off the first cut...the ball sits up slightly.

[jasonreg]

A lot depends on your swing path and your normal turf interaction. If you are a digger, you may be disappointed with almost any mat. From my point of view, while there are pros and cons to all mats - I have never heard anyone say they have had an injury as a result of using the FB Grass series - and very few who have left FB to go to another mat though there have been a few.

Injury prevention was the single biggest factor in my choice and I am very happy with the results. Yes, there may be more realistic options - only you can decide what is most important to you. Lots of good discussion regarding mats and injuries over the past few years. Strongly recommend you read through a search and digest the differing points of view. Good luck.

[Bholden52]

I think I've narrowed it to three:

Rainorshine SwingTurf
Fiberbuilt (not sure which)
Gungho Holy Grail

I'm looking for realism, but injury prevention is more important. Any advice between the three?

Thank you!

I've had the GungHo HG for a couple months now and I have wrist pain. I know others have had no issue with it and love it. So YMMV

[Butter04]

I think I've narrowed it to three:

Rainorshine SwingTurf
Fiberbuilt (not sure which)
Gungho Holy Grail

I'm looking for realism, but injury prevention is more important. Any advice between the three?

Thank you!