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    5 Star Golf Mats comparison

    I am trying to decide between the Perfect ReACTION (style #2) mat and the Zoysia Fairway (style #4) mat. My wrists are paying the price for my DIY mat and I am looking to upgrade. I just can't decide if the upgrade to Style #4 is worth the extra money.

    Any input is appreciated. Thanks.

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    While I haven't hit on either of those, I did recently wrap up more research than what some would consider healthy on the mat for our nearly complete garage setup. I did consider both of the mats you mentioned but at the end of the day, I landed on the Quattro Mat from Wittek. When I called to inquire about any promotions, they discounted the purchase as well. I've only taken a few swings but it feels great and I am a steep swinger. Link below for your review, best of luck.

    Quattro Golf Mat
    https://www.wittekgolf.com/Quattro-Mat
    DetailsThe Quattro Mat (#78180) is Wittek Golf's best-selling, most realistic fairway simulation mat on the market. Its four-layer impact dampening system - knitted nylon turf bonded to an interface layer, over polyurethane dampening fibers, over an elastic mat - replicates genuine fairway feel while protecting golfers' wrists, torso, and lower body. Eight tee holes extend mat life; countersunk bases accept rubber tees. Does not leave green residue on clubs. Made in the USA.Size: 59" x 59". Thickness: 1-1/4". Weight: 39 lbs. The premium mat choice for golf courses, driving ranges, and practice facilities that demand the most realistic, body-friendly hitting surface available.
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    • #3
      Does anyone have feedback on the zoysia mat?

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      • #4
        I have no info on the mat you're looking at, but I will say that in all my research it seems most people agree that Fiberbuilt mats are the best for injury prevention. After using a CCE and dealing with elbow and wrist pain for weeks I'm saving for one, In the meantime I bought a Fiberbuilt Flight deck from Amazon for now.

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        • #5
          I had the same issue with wrist pain - i opted for the divot action insert for the current mat i had. Was a cheaper option. An option could be to add this insert to your current DIY mat

          check out the mat in action below

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jYgPLaEK0o

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