Well I went and picked up a remnant today of the tee strike turf to work with the GC2 as I was concerned with the issue of putting off the protee sensor mat so here is what I picked up today a 4x9 hitting area and a 2x8 putting strip for a killer price and the mat takes tees great iron strikes not issue and putts really well. When i switch over to the protee i just move out of the way and I am good to go here is some pics of what I did. hitting directly over the fiberbuilt has so much give also its like using the gel insert as there is a lot of give on a fat shot or digging a wedge. FYI I bought all that Tee Strike mat for 50.00 out the door 52 sq.ft thats 1.00 a square foot


Pick up new tee strike mat for GC2
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Thank you. That price anyone on this forum can get its nothing special I have explained how I did it a few months ago and I know of 5 guys who did it and got the same results the manufacturer is providing 80% of the mats on the market already.Originally posted by Ironstrokes View PostVery nice! That's a hell of a price there too, cant beat that
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here is the thread that i discussed this PM me and will help you out
http://golfsimulatorforum.com/forum/...er-for-synlawn
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I'm planning to build a 6'x4' stance mat that will have room for a CCE hitting strip and a Skytrak I'm just looking for suggestions to build up the height to
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Wbond I would find out there hours go in there and ask them to pull out any remnants that they have of the chipping or tee strike and work out a deal on that. I took my wedge with me to hit off it to see if I liked. they will do 3.00 a sq ft all day long but the guy yesterday said the wrong thing on this and said that this has been here a long time and I immediately took those words and went after 1.00 a square foot
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Dont let that fool you i went to address and it was a local distributer that had a warehouse in back of his home find the phone number some how and call or just show up and inquire
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