GoSports Tri Turf Practice Hitting Training Review

Based on my experience: Mat "3" times, it took 10 or 12 practice swings when I first did it. The next two times I had to show friends three types of turf etc. The third time it was opened it fell apart - one fold seam just came loose, the other partially - practice ball never came loose from it. Based on that, you can look for something more reliable. Great folding idea - poor workmanship/design as the product just fell apart without actually being used. Overall bad experience.

I was very surprised at the quality of this product. The fairway section is smooth but not flat making it look more like a real fairway. The roughness doesn't quite match the thickness of the US Open, but it definitely does the job. It's probably a good thing this isn't the thickness of the US Open, but that's a whole other topic. And the tee area easily accommodates a tee shot of any length. As someone who uses a 4 inch maximum tee length, this is usually an issue for me when it comes to golf…

Loved it because it worked well. I drilled a hole in it to install a tee that is typically used on golf courses where hitting mats are used. Works perfectly. I probably hit about 500-700 balls and it seems to be holding up well except for the support. I thought it was tri-folded and this was done so it would not be used for storage. I only folded it in bad weather to store in the shed. Maybe 10-20 times otherwise I left it in the backyard area. I guess I'll have to find some strong tape to put…

My boys and I really liked this product. I'll probably buy two more so we can all meet at once. I'm glad I bought a rug with three different finishes. They will definitely come in handy. I'm also happy with the size. We had a smaller and thinner mat and the balls would roll off unless placed on a perfectly flat surface. With a smaller mat, we spent more time keeping the balls on the mat than hitting them. This rug stays in place and doesn't need to lie on a perfectly flat surface. After regular