Trying to figure out what to replace my p3 proswing mat with either the TRUSTRIKE MAT $750.00 or COUNTRY CLUB ELITE $450.00 WHICH IS BETTER???????
TRUSTRIKE MAT $750.00 vs COUNTRY CLUB ELITE $450.00 WHICH IS BETTER
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What kind of a P3 mat do you have? I had a P3 mat and put a DivotAction in where the P3 unit went. It works pretty well. I'm not sure how it compares to the other options out there, but the cost to add an insert of some kind into your existing mat may be something worth exploring.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...A1P4DRKEL69WUN is what im thinking about cutting and popping in the hole where my p3 was. Do you think the piece is big enough to fill in and also worried about it being even and level.Last edited by Rcush88; 09-15-2015, 08:49 PM.
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May get good Black Friday deals if you can wait until then. I got a 3x5 mat for 200 shipped from Costco
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It's not even close to the p3mat. It's much softer, easier on the wrists and it takes normal tees.
Originally posted by Rcush88 View PostGotta pay 23.00 for non Costco member total would be over 500.00.
Does the country club elite feel any different than what I have now in the p3mat?
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I've hit offf both the CCE and True strike and I bought the true strike mat. My optishot last year gave me bad tendonitis with the hard surface. I found for give, the true strike was the best for me. Yes, it's a bit more costly, but all you need is the strip and I paid $250 including shipping. Not $750.00
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I had the monster tee turf that was 1.25 inches thick. I got it originally because I could put a tee in it. But started to hate it after a year. It was too thick and my club would catch and slow it down at impact and would see major distance loss on my Skytrak.
I just got the Commercial Driving Range mat from AllTurfMats. It's 1/2 inch thick, very soft and love it! It's more like hitting from the fairway. This 5' x 5' mat is awesome and a great price! See link:
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Also, the Tomahawk Neo tees are the best to use in a golf simulator room. You don't have to stick them into the mat and you don't have to worry about sharp pointed tees flying around hitting your friends...haha! Check them out at:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/201260672480...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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