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Thoughts on how these compare? I’m using for a garage net setup with Bushnell Launch Pro. I plan on placing mat on stall mats. Not a lot of information out there on EZ Tee Hybrid. Any others better around $500? Looking for tight fairway feel with ability to hit down and through.
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Fiberbuilt grass series if you want the best. It's personal feeling, so you may want to visit local Sims and try out as many types of mats as you can. Good luck... I'm also looking at SIG (Shop Indoor Golf) Softy and Divot-Action, or home-made divot action, or Holy Grail. Search forums up here on hitting mats, you'll find tons of alternative opinions. -
Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I’ve researched this more than I ever thought I would, haha. Never really noticed a mat unless it was terrible but I wasn’t hitting off of one every day either. I just ordered the Holy Grail. Everyone seems to love it. My only concern is that it won’t last as long as a Fiberbuilt, CCE, or EZ tee hybrid. I’m really wanting work on compressing the ball (I’m a picker) so I feel like it is the best option.Comment
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Dwall - I see, I think pickers tend to like CCE (Country Club Elite), that is what I remember... let's see if other 'pickers' of the ball will indicate. Also, you have to be careful, even as a picker that you get a mat that protects your wrists/elbows. That's why I suggested you try a few different mats out at local Sim rooms/bars in your area. You might find that one type of mat is better for you.
Good luck, let us know how you do.Comment
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I think CCE makes people pickers lol. The Divot action type mats feel the best because the have that little give to make it feel like you're actually driving down through the ball into the turf. I like the All turf mat the best, to me it feels the most realistic. I can see it giving people issues if they tend to chunk al ot of shotsOriginally posted by Brettster View PostComment
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