🏌️ CHAMPKEY Premium Synthetic Turf Golf Hitting Mat with Heavy Duty Rubber Base - Includes 1 Rubber Tee and 9 Plastic Tees for Effective Golf Practice Review

It all started great but went downhill fast. In less than a month, it began to fall apart at the corner, and adults and children used it only 8 times, which was observed all the time. Not worth the money really more disappointing. We actually glued it back on and it's still bubbling and detaching.

I bought this item to practice my riding technique on the track of my course. I used the mat for the first time last weekend. As for my intended use - I like the size and finish of the product. However, you must purchase your own rubber tee mats.

My previous mats were folding mats that offered 3 different surfaces, but I found myself using only a third of the "narrow fairway" of the entire face. So I prefer this mat because the entire hitting zone looks like a carefully trimmed fairway. I probably landed 1500 wedges and short irons on this mat at 50-150 yards. As you can see in the photo, one of the edges was chipped from too many steep turns. But I think I still have a long way to go with this mat because the whole hitting zone is…

Used twice so durability is uncertain; But compared to the previous boxing mat, I'm sure this one is better. I love the weight, the size (it can easily be carried with one hand) and I like the feeling of contact with the stick. The turf feels dense and well attached, which has been a problem with other mats. The turf gives a reasonable sense of contact - if you hit a little behind the ball the shot will be short. I only use it for chipping and short strides, max 40-50 yards. Satisfied and would

I used it in our garden with thick grass and a slight incline. The grass is too thick and uneven for a decent shot. It's worked well so far, but because it's so light it won't lay flat unless the surface underneath is also perfectly flat. Even a slight incline or a small clump of uneven grass will make the surface uneven and the ball won't land on it. I've hit it 40-50 times, mostly at slow speeds. I can see some grass material coming out from under the surface but otherwise no real damage…

I've used this a few times and made a few throws from 50-100 yards. It's very durable and the grass has stayed fine despite a bad review. This person must have a defective device. You may want to drop the bat a quarter or a half inch lower than usual to compensate for the mat's height above the ground since the ball is slightly higher than your feet compared to the shot. Grass. Great product, I will definitely buy another if/when I wear this one. It's great to practice when you find an empty…

UPDATE: After about 6 weeks and after more than 1000 shots, the mat started to tear at the ends and several parts came loose. It's partly because I'm landing some fat punches and being a little hard on the mat, but it has to happen from time to time. I wish I had spent more and gone with a full size mat. It can still be used, but probably not for much longer. Original Review: Carpet seems good for the price. Unfortunately he moves quite a bit on iron shots off the grass, but the shots feel…

Based on my previous experience with other rugs, I checked the available images to select a rug that has proven to be durable. When the rug arrived I was pleased to see that the photos accurately represented the rug received and that it was constructed to avoid the imperfections I had with other rugs. I was particularly concerned that the turf around the turf is designed to protect and keep the turf safe from false hits. I've been using the mat for a little over a week now and there are early…