Anyone have Fiberbuilt Practice Station?

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  • brdgolf1
    Member
    • Jun 2020
    • 43

    #1

    Anyone have Fiberbuilt Practice Station?

    I am looking for feedback on the Fiberbuilt Practice Station.

    https://fiberbuiltgolf.com/collectio...actice-station

    Is it worth it?
  • Stetson
    Advanced Member
    • May 2020
    • 359

    #2
    No clue but it’s $69 cheaper at Costco

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    • cmckelvmi
      Advanced Member
      • Dec 2017
      • 474

      #3
      I have a practice station with an extra flightdeck and the alignment rods. I will sell it for $250 if you pay the shipping. It will be coming from Toledo, Ohio 43615

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      • wbond
        Ultimate Member
        • Oct 2014
        • 3489

        #4
        When it went on sale at Costco, i tried it and returned it. Stuck with the normal fiberbuilt panels. I just didn't like the smaller hitting spot that looked like a tiny island. Also, didn't quite feel the same is the 1x1 panels.

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        • frodaddy00
          Advanced Member
          • May 2017
          • 437

          #5
          I bought one and used it for a while but it has a couple of flaws IMO.

          1. the turf is different from the other fiberbuilt surfaces..these felt much harder.. not sure if it matters but its not the same
          2. the rubber section isn't quite wide enough to move around between all clubs. You end up having to move the ball around and this is particularly challenging for skytrak users.

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          • wbond
            Ultimate Member
            • Oct 2014
            • 3489

            #6
            Also experienced the issue mentioned above with ball placement and stance going from driver to short irons

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            • Burtgolf
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2018
              • 215

              #7
              I had one from Costco was not a fan and returned it. You could not use the tee that came with it and irons at the same time as the irons would catch the tee like you just hit a shot off of pine needles only to hit a root under them ... so the only way was to insert the tee for tee shots and then remove it when not using a tee, was a huge PITA

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              • Gresh12
                Advanced Member
                • Feb 2017
                • 277

                #8
                I think it’s the best option for temporary setups which is all I have. It packs up nicely and is super quick to put together. I’d get something else for a permanent setup.

                The tee is hokey but I prefer a birtee or similar anyway so I wouldn’t dock points on this one as most mats you need a tee solution anyway.

                If you have SkyTrak it can be a pain as mentioned because the stance area can be slightly too narrow between a wedge and driver if you can’t move ball. Since I switched to Mevo+ this is a non-issue now.

                I’ve had no joint pain, get realistic numbers and I know when I’ve hit it fat. Not much to complain about from my perspective.

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                • Jgain
                  Member
                  • Dec 2019
                  • 42

                  #9
                  deleted as this was meant for another thread.
                  I like my Fiberbuilt mat.
                  Last edited by Jgain; 10-26-2020, 04:20 PM. Reason: placed in wrong thread

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