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$581.91: Fiberbuilt Golf 5'x4' Hourglass Pro Studio Mat Kit at Amazon
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Fiberbuilt Golf 5'x4' Hourglass Pro Studio Mat Kit for $581.91. Shipping is free.
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Might be shilled, but I don't think there's an argument to be made that it's not a decent markdown from where it's normally sold.
Might be shilled, but I don't think there's an argument to be made that it's not a decent markdown from where it's normally sold.
Not every shot is set up to sweep. Large number of spin shots require quite a bit of downward strike which means you're digging into the turf just after ball
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I have a cheap mat around $150 (5'X4') from Amazon for 6 years and constantly have an arm muscle pain. However, I bought a good mat insert which is 24" x 12" from a reputable mat factory and make a cut out from the cheap mat. I have been using it for 4 months now and my pain is gone.
I wish I could have this deal when I was in the market. Definitely, I will buy it for the discounted price all the way.
It is well worth it IMO.
For building a dedicated simulator, you want a quality mat. Picking a high quality mat is for the safety of your arms and joints. Hitting a lot of balls can really start to hurt, especially for "tennis elbow." From the high quality mats, you can aim for more realism, or for more protection. This mat, the grass series, is designed for ultimate injury protection. You give up a little realism, because the ball sits on top of the bristle fibers.
These mats are also more on the commercial side. If I remember correctly, for 300,000 plus strikes. I have well over 20,000 on mine and it is still in excellent condition. I have rotated the panels a few times.
These are quality, expensive mats. If you are looking for a high quality, long lasting surface, this is a good choice.
As for pricing, I don't know that these go on sale very much according to the simulator forums. I did get lucky and bought the mat I use and the screen from someone locally that used it during covid times. They said they probably had over 20,000 strikes on the mat as well.
The retail for mine is around $1200. It is a niche product, but it is incredibly well made.
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