Left/Right Studio Hitting Mat (Fiberbuilt vs GungHo Golf Holy Grail Hitting Mat)

[josephrussell]

I'm upgrading from a 5'x5' hitting mat that is really tired, to a studio mat to support both left and right handed hitters with my Eye XO. I'm torn between two mats:

• https://store.gunghogolf.com/4x9-Hol...-LH-p375770713
• https://fiberbuiltgolf.com/products/...39355278131282

Other than price, does anyone have an opinion on these mats? I'm leaning towards Fiberbuilt for a more stable base that won't move. Right now my mat is on a concrete floor and it can move slightly sometimes.

Thanks for your opinions ahead of time.

[jasonreg]

FB is rock solid and as you say - with the built up rubber base will not budge.

[davidgolfer]

I just recently purchased a fiber built. My friend got a 4x10 with his setup from foresight. I liked that he could use a real tee. Love the room on the mat and cushion feel on my feet and on shots. Also how stable it felt and that it didn't move or slide around. My old cheap mat would slide and move. Also, had to use rubber tee and ball would fall off if I really torqued the ground. I went with the 4x6 and glad I did the 4x4 is way to small for drivers and woods.

[davidgolfer]

FYI, Gungho had better pricing on the fiberbuilt mat also. It shipped pretty quick straight from fiberbuilt.