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Why the mat matters
Hard mats can be rough on wrists and elbows, and they may hide fat shots that real turf would punish. Better mats are built to feel more like turf. Read each maker's description of how its mat behaves when you hit behind the ball.
What to compare
- Size: do you want a hitting strip or a mat big enough to stand on?
- Both hands: some mats are made for right- and left-handed golfers to share.
- Tee options: check whether you can tee up a driver.
- Replacement parts: on some mats, the hitting strip can be replaced on its own.
- Launch monitor fit: make sure the mat leaves room for your monitor's placement.
Mats listed by our partners
| Product | Type | Price shown (November 2, 2026) | Why it's on the list | Retailer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fiberbuilt Grass Series Flight Deck | Hitting mat | $99.00 | Low-cost mat for net setups | Check at Shop Indoor Golf |
| SwingTurf Golf Hitting Mat | Hitting mat | $399.00 – $799.00 | Mid-priced mat with size options | Check at Rain or Shine Golf |
| Carl's HotShot Golf Mat System | Hitting mat | From $499.95 | Mat system from Carl's Place | Check at Carl's Place |
| Prime Tri-Turf Folding Mat | Hitting mat | $899.00 | Folding premium mat | Check at Prime Golf Systems |
| SIGPRO Softy 4' x 7' Golf Mat | Hitting mat | $999.99 | Premium mat for a dedicated sim room | Check at Shop Indoor Golf |
Prices were read from each retailer's product page on November 2, 2026. "From" means the lowest-priced option; sizes and bundles cost more. Always confirm the current price and what is included before you buy.