Golf Practice Mats

Golf hitting mats for your backyard, garage or golf simulator. Shop Fiberbuilt studio mats in single-, double- and center-hitting layouts, TrueStrike mats with a gel strike section, Big Moss Pure Flight and portable options like the Fiberbuilt Flight Deck. Choose a mat that protects your joints, lets you hit down on the ball and fits your launch monitor setup.

How to Choose a Golf Hitting Mat

Pick the Right Layout

LayoutBest forExamples
Single-hittingOne golfer or one handednessFiberbuilt Grass Series 7' x 4', Player Preferred 7' x 4'
Double-hittingShared bays with right- and left-handed golfers using a face-on launch monitorFiberbuilt Grass Series 10' x 4', Fiberbuilt Grass Series 10' x 6'
Center-hittingShared bays using a down-the-line radar, so the ball stays in one spotFiberbuilt Grass Series 9' x 4', Player Preferred 9' x 4', Big Moss Pure Flight
Combo with putting greenFull home setups that include putting practiceFiberbuilt Performance Turf Tee Box Combo, Fiberbuilt Grass Series combo mats
PortableSmall spaces and practice on the goFiberbuilt Flight Deck, TrueStrike Portable

Hitting Surface Matters

Ordinary range mats stop the club abruptly, which can be hard on wrists, elbows and shoulders and can hide fat shots. Better surfaces let the club enter the turf and keep moving. Fiberbuilt Grass hitting panels are backed by a 300,000-shot guarantee, Fiberbuilt Player Preferred mats use Pure Impact Turf validated on launch monitors, and TrueStrike mats use a gel strike section designed to replicate a fairway.

Plan for Your Launch Monitor

Many studio mats include spacers for a ball tray or face-on launch monitor. If you use a down-the-line radar, a center-hitting mat keeps the ball in the same spot for every golfer.

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Golf Practice Mats FAQs

What is the difference between single, double and center-hitting golf mats?

Single-hitting mats have one hitting strip for one handedness. Double-hitting mats give right- and left-handed golfers their own strip, which suits face-on launch monitors. Center-hitting mats have one strip between two stance mats so the ball stays in the same spot for down-the-line radar units.

Which golf mat is best for a golf simulator?

Choose a mat with a realistic hitting surface that lets the club move through the turf, sized to your bay and laid out for your launch monitor. Studio mats from Fiberbuilt and TrueStrike are built for simulator use.

Can I use real tees on a golf hitting mat?

Many mats support them. Fiberbuilt Grass Series mats have tee holes for rubber tees or friction-fit real-tee holders, and TrueStrike mats include TrueTees.