Why I went back to Fiberbuilt from Quattro mat

[968Cab]

If you contact custom golf, he will build you what ever you want to put into a Fiberbuilt set up.

I have the 4x4 stance and fiberbuilt 4’ hitting strip in the 5x4 tray. I substitute out a DivotAction that is 12”x24” with a filler at each end to fit the fiberbuilt tray. All built by DivAction.

A year in, and I still haven’t settled in one hitting strip LOL. But custom design will work with you, just call him and tell him what you’re looking to do

[Porky75]

Has anyone tried swing turf from rain or shine???

[Will]

Do not continue to use a product that causes discomfort. The pain is real damage to your wrist and elbows. It may take over 3 months to recover with the mildest of injuries. Some users indicate that they have much longer term discomfort.

I had an UltiMat from golfsimulatorguys and developed a bit of pain in my left wrist and right elbow. There were times when I blamed my own swing for any wince, but it really was not acceptable. When the fiberbuilt setup was first played, I had doubts. There is a yardage penalty to hitting the ball a bit fat, yet this translates really well to the golf course. I like the fiberbuilt now and can play many sim rounds a week without issue.

There isn't a reason to hit off a mat that is known to cause injury to a customer. Fiberbuilt provides a very forgiving impact zone on their studio and combo mats.

Search for wrist pain or elbow pain regarding any brand of mat. You may not recover your health.

[nfear24]

Anyone ever hit off this DivotAction Togo mat located here: https://www.customdesigngolf.com/index.html Looks like it could be incorporated into the fiberbuilt mat by cutting a section out the size of this.

[Jnc10]

No the rubber base is super heavy and needs nothing under it

[Jnc10]

that was my problem I was turning into a more shallow attack to accommodate the mat but did not want that

[Aceball]

Im planning on getting the Fiberbuilt Combo mat in my sim build. (https://rainorshinegolf.com/products...center-hitting)
Would you guys recommend putting any rubber flooring below them or are they already padded enough?

[nfear24]

Jnc10 Ya it is a bit on the soft side. I also feel like you can't hit aggressively down into the ball. I tend to pick them a bit more on this mat. Hope it doesn't affect me too much this winter practicing. Wish I could go somewhere and hit off all the available surfaces to decide what I like best. Could a strip of the true strike be ordered and then cut out the strip of the fiberbuilt so it looks nice and fit into the rubber base.

[Jnc10]

I also own the sim in a box but did not like the performance mat. I felt that it was far to soft and did not feel like anything I would encounter on a course. I had quattro to begin with and really liked it and used it quite a bit before I bought the soft strike. So far it has been my Mat of choice. The only draw back to it is there is no base and comes with 2 stance mats and 1 hitting mat. You need to either build a base or incorporate it into the flooring system. It is 1/2 the price of fiberbuilt or truestrike.

[nfear24]

Never had an issue with the Truestrike, but like all of you am very interested to get my fiberbuilt incorporated into my sim room. Might take a bit as my golf course finally opened this week, but let me see where I can get to. I know so many people are really wanting to try and get the most realistic experience and agree that the fiberbuilt might not punish enough for those that hit a bit fat. However, for me I would take being able to play golf for many years to come injury free as being the most important aspect of my game.

I have the eagle sim in a box with the fiberbuilt performance tee and I find it to be very punishing for fat shots. That was one of the major points I like about it. Have you buy chance hit off the performance turf tee https://fiberbuiltgolf.com/collectio...turf-tee-boxes

[GrecoISU]

I've never hit off of a Fiberbuilt but I don't have any issues with soreness from the Quattro so far. I definitely take pancake divots on the course too.

[Wizard of Coz]

I think you got this turned around? Its ok young padewan.

[games]

I've had the Fiberbuilt for a few weeks now. It was perfect timing, as I'm trying to increase my angle of attack to become more of a digger. I had a CCE-type mat, then found a DivotAction. About a week after the DivotAction arrived I picked up the Fiberbuilt. For me, just looking at the Fiberbuilt gives me confidence to get steeper with it, versus the other two. The DivotAction feels good, and I can use it for pitches on my indoor home setup. But, the Fiberbuilt is SO solid in terms of forgiveness on my joints, while replicating a realistic impact condition for LM purposes.

[Dax]

This would be the first I have read such a thing. Apology for saying this, but for being your first posting, I for one am going to be a little suspicious.

[DelTech]

I had the Fiberbuilt mat for 2 years. I would develop left elbow pain if I played for consecutive days. I switched over to the Quattro Mat a couple of months ago. I can hit balls for hours with no pain. Personal preference for real feel and joint comfort is the Quattro.