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  • StanMI
    Super Member
    • Sep 2016
    • 774

    #1

    New Setup, Help me pick a Mat

    Search didn't help much and I have to believe this question gets asked a lot, but..... here goes !!

    What should I know before I purchase a mat ? Looks like CCE is the way to go, any thoughts ? This is a new build for me and I have nothing yet. Looks like the it will be a Skytrack system if that changes anything.
  • penrose
    Super Member
    • May 2016
    • 754

    #2
    You will get a lot of posts on this one. the CCE mat is good, I went with this one and love it.
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    • Stevew
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2016
      • 128

      #3
      Check out this thread. It is possible to save tons of money.

      After taking the advice of John (Aeroburner), I stopped by my local Synlawn here in Dallas. I able to get the following remnants: 7x4 Classic Pitch 10x10

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      • Tonyd9366
        Advanced Member
        • Oct 2015
        • 322

        #4
        CCE DEFINITELY.. it's not cheap but it's the best

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        • Sledge0001
          Advanced Member
          • Mar 2016
          • 421

          #5
          CCE will punish you greatly if you hit it fat with Skytrak which is exactly what I had hoped for and it delivers. CCE all the way.

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          • Mike90210
            Junior Member
            • Dec 2016
            • 27

            #6
            Nobody here saying anything about Fiberbuilt? Fiberbuilt gives you the most accurate launch monitor readings compared to fairway grass. The CCE is going to give you much worse ball flight data. They are not cheap but very much so worth it

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            • Joko
              Advanced Member
              • Aug 2015
              • 426

              #7
              I've been reading these threads for around a year trying to figure out a mat solution to replace my frankenstein monster mat/hitting strip that drives me crazy. I think I'm going to go CCE 5x5 through costco. I think fiberbuilt would be good, maybe synlawn... but I have no joint/elbow issues and everything I've read sounds like CCE is the way to go.

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              • bubs3141
                Super Member
                • Aug 2014
                • 696

                #8
                I love my fiberbuilt.


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                • bongta029
                  Senior Member
                  • Nov 2016
                  • 106

                  #9
                  I've been doing some research, but didn't want to do much DIY. I went with all turf mats residential mat 6x10 for $240shipped. I like the quality and the size is perfect for my net return and skytrak.

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                  • StanMI
                    Super Member
                    • Sep 2016
                    • 774

                    #10
                    Thanks for all the replies.......Having checked the cost of some of these mats (and chocking!!) ..... What size should I think about ?? I'm just barely 6' tall.

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                    • StanMI
                      Super Member
                      • Sep 2016
                      • 774

                      #11
                      adding another part to the question............................. Anybody try Martin Hall's 5 star mat ?? Looks like it might be even heavier then the CCE mat.

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                      • Tonyd9366
                        Advanced Member
                        • Oct 2015
                        • 322

                        #12
                        With the CCE there is no room for error.. you have to flush it and the goes the desired distance... it will make you a better ball striker for sure and make you focus... just like playing real golf on real grass. What happens when you hit a fat shot or a thin one.... right it goes nowhere... well that the kind of feedback I want.. Other mats out there are OK but if you mis hit the shot the ball will travel but thats not realistic..

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                        • Tonyd9366
                          Advanced Member
                          • Oct 2015
                          • 322

                          #13
                          You can buy a CCE insert and go to your local golf course ask if they are willing to part with an old mat the if so cut a 1x2 ft pice and slip it in there... here's a photo
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                          • Tonyd9366
                            Advanced Member
                            • Oct 2015
                            • 322

                            #14
                            It's about 40 bucks on ebay. Doing it this way will save you at least 250 because your not buying a 4x5ft mat.. you only need the space that you hit off of and since the gc2 has a range of where you put the ball you won't wear out the insert by hitting the from the same spot..

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                            • Wyzyguy
                              Advanced Member
                              • Nov 2015
                              • 259

                              #15
                              I agree with the CCE.. it is punishing but has made me a better ball striker.. I have tried a few others in the past.. not cheap but worth it..

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