⛳️ Enhance Your Golf Game with Rukket Tri-Turf Golf Hitting Mat Attack: Portable Driving, Chipping, Training Aids for Backyard! Review

Too damn small and every time you hit the ball the mat moves. I've tried using plastic pegs to hold the corners in place with average results. I don't want to drill into the mat as it will most likely start tearing and falling apart. Price and size 2 out of 10. Price and quality 7 out of 10. Not worth the money.

I bought this along with the golf net I bought. I like the three grass textures. We use mats (very expensive) on our club driving range in winter. It is very close to the club mats. Instead of tearing up the lawn with plastic golf balls, I use a mat. I just want the bump on the mat to be as short as our bump on the track. UPDATE: I practiced with the mat a few times. The only thing that annoys me is mid-territory shots. You have to drive the ball close to the edge in order not to stop on the…

I installed a practice net in my yard and bought it for hitting. Perfect. The fairway half is very good with a good hitting area (better than most practice floor mats - a lot actually). This half has a detachable t-shirt if you want to use t-shirts in other sizes. The other half of the mat has longer, deeper "grass" running in one direction. I think if you want to simulate a plush lie, you can use this grained surface. If you want to focus on hitting the ball off a "rough" surface, you can flip

I love this mat. These are three sections of "grass" that are connected to each other. "Rough" cutting is great as the grain can be against or against you as the mat rotates. Medium density cut is typical of lush, dense grass on the fairway or edge. I suppose a skinny tight kite is an extremely tight position but I find it less than useful as it plays too hard. The big disadvantage is the imbalance between the height of your feet and the surface of the mat. You have to choke on your grip to…

The only complaint I have is the size as the smaller profile picture of the golfer is a bit misleading. For this price there should be more. However, I recommend this exercise mat. The size is big enough and very well made. I like 3 different surfaces for hitting and hitting long irons/woods. Haven't tried my driver on this mat yet but I think it will be fine as many have reported. I have this on a concrete paved patio where this product is very safe. The rug is heavy enough that despite its…

I've only had this thing a few days and haven't REALLY used it yet. It's not bad overall, but I'm afraid it won't last very long. The 'tea' section seems to be working well for the most part, and no complaints here. The "rough" is okay too, although I can see signs of wear after less than a few hundred swings with a couple of clubs. I'm concerned about the fairway portion as tonight, even with less than 200 swings (approx), real turf came out with irons. I've added a photo, it looks like the…

Before the product arrived I had concerns that the area would be too small for any type of "lawn". would. , and potentially short-lived. Having received the item a few weeks ago, I am pleased to report that both concerns were unfounded. Every "third" of the mat is large enough to comfortably swing (and sometimes miss) the stick. Unless you're a bad shot, you shouldn't have a problem staying in each section. To give you an idea of the size, imagine a very long shoe box and that's roughly two…

. I bought this item five weeks ago but saved my review so I can use it for a while before posting. I didn't want to spend nearly $60 on a boxing mat but this one had great reviews. I was looking for a rug from Dick etc but didn't care about the quality of what I saw. I was very happy with the quality of the product when I received it. It's a decent weight, although it still shifts a bit when you hit it with an iron. As shown, there are three different levels. A plain is short like a fairway…