Absolute Best Golf Mat/Hitting Strip I've Ever Tested! A Review 6+ Months in the Making! 

How are people suppost to take you seriously with those crocs? Everyone know you are suppost to were skechers slip ons 🤣🤣🤣

@@stevesteve4396 Man Steve, the last thing I want people to do is take me seriously!! Oh, and I do have some Skechers as well in my lineup I could mix in just for you! Lol. Thanks for watching!

@@RealDougFields No way Doug!! Rocking out with those Crocs for life my friend. Hope you can still watch!! Lol. Thanks for watching the channel!

I do this. I've worn down a spot on the left toe as well xD - still stand by the softy as the best mat? I've got an EZ Tee Hybrid that's giving me lead shoulder issues from it grabbing.

@@jppillat215 Still a fantastic mat and insert. Opening a commercial facility soon and this will be all that I have in it. I am so confident in the durablilty and feel of this mat. Let me know if you consider one down the road and I'll send you my link. I'm also available anytime if you want to chat or have any questions on it. Just send me an email to Roland@MyGarageGolf.com if you ever want to set up a call to talk. Thanks!

That is a perfect plan! Can't wait to see if when you got it up and going. Shoot me a pic if you can to Roland@MyGarageGolf.com when its done. I think you will love the mat!

Thanks so much for watching!

Couldn't agree more. Glad you enjoy it!

Thanks so much Bill. I really appreciate it! Let me know what you think when you get it and if you have any questions reach out at roland@mygaragegolf.com anytime. Love the bowling shoes idea. I too have had multiple knee surgeries so I totally get it!

Thanks for watching Patrick. P.S. I sent you an email back. Happy to help whenever you are ready. Thanks again.

Appreciate it. I do miss that setup!

Very good feedback! Thanks for watching and hope you enjoy your GC3!

Totally understand that if you want it all to be one level. The height of the mat is the key to protecting the golfer for sure with it's design. I normally advise people they can buy 1" exercise foam panel and glue or carpet them on top of each other to make that 2" total. That with the height of a turf on top should come out pretty darn close to 2 3/8 inches. Here is a link to the ones I recommend in 1" and they are relatively firm as well: amzn.to/3Of6sBt

It really is the best I've found out there and can vouch for the quality having tested it for almost 9 months now.

Sure do. Here you go: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Td5cmYDxg2c.htmlsi=_F8sHVj_FOFXzeid

Great point. I might have to consider that for version 2.0! Thanks for watching!

Appreciate you watching!

@@GarageGolf I think your website is down. Just tried it twice and it says this domain isn't connected to a website yet.

@@joshuakuhn7697 Transitioning from Wix to Wordpress to make it bigger and better. Should be up again in a day or 2. My apologies for now!!

@@GarageGolf no problem that's one of your money maker's so I just wanted to make sure you knew. I'll check it out in a couple days

No worries. I am confident you should still love that mat. It is in my top 5 mats still. Just in case ask them if they have a return policy in the event you test it and do not like it for some reason. Thanks for watching!!

My MM is going back! The green that’s comes off on the club gets eeeeeverywhere and is an absolute mess. And it seems to Never stop, no matter how many hundreds and hundreds of shots I hit in the exact same spot. I pride myself on the looks of my setup as well, and having little green bits of mess All Over the place after a couple hitting a sessions is unacceptable

@@chrisimes478 It was an issue with mine as well.

I would put the Sig Pro miles ahead of the Fiberbuilt in my honest opinion. It is a relatively heavy mat at 28 lbs but if it does slide I use double sided carpet tape or on concrete consider using dual lock velcro and I think you will be golden with it!

If there is a major difference (More than 1 inch) I would suggest possibly setting your existing mat on a 3/4 inch piece of plywood and glueing it down and cutting out the insert for the Sig Pro softy. If it is still off then consider using something thin like a roll out yoga mat or the liner for drawers or toolboxes or even exercise mats you can puzzle piece together to layer underneath the Sig pro to find the right height from there.

I haven't had a chance to hit off of it but I have seen it in person and it looks like great quality. Unfortunately have not been able to test in person though.

There is no preset hole for this feature but you could easily drill a hole for it if you wanted and put a rubber tee through the mat for that purpose. I actually cut mine for length so it can be manipulated if needed. You could also use Birtees if you want or a real tee of course anytime with this mat/insert setup.

The best thing to do would be to drop the insert inside of an existing Golf mat. You would just line up the insert on top of the other Mat were you would want to hit from and cut out the spot so the insert will drop in to the slot of the other Mat. If you need to build up the other mat to make it the same height as the insert, then I normally recommend exercise foam panels that puzzle piece together to build up the height. Most golf mats are about 1 1/2 inches tall, so if you buy 1 inch exercise foam panels, you could raise the height underneath the mat to accommodate for the insert. Reach out to me at roland@mygaragegolf.com with any questions. I’m happy to help.

They can ship the items they manufacture anywhere as long as you're willing to pay for the shipping. Let me know if you try to order one or have any questions. You can also reach me at roland@mygaragegolf.com if you would like help with placing your order.

Mainly in general without the compression slot similar to the Sig Pro Softy, there is no room for a true down and through swing. You will find that most if not all pile mats (CCE, SwingTurf, 5 Star Golf Mats, Monster Mat) are very similar in design. Some are better quality than others (Swingturf, Monster Mat...in that order in my opinion) but still do not provide you with the same level of protection as something like the Sig Pro Softy. That and the durability is unmatched between the two in my opinion. I promise you that you will not be disappointed in this golf mat.

@@GarageGolf I have a Monster Mat and cannot disagree with what GG said here - although I have used the heck out of mine and it is still going strong. However, there are other mats like Country Club Elite that are very similar in construction to the Sig Pro. It really depends on what you want the mat to do. Even on the Monster Mat I know when I hit a fat or thin shot. On better mats like the Pro Sig you might be able to determine the degree of how fat you hit it I will give you that, but that comes at a hefty price. I am 66 years old and have no pain or joint issues hitting using the Monster Mat (and I have arthritis) and I hit probably 150+ shot every day and I mean every day. Not digging on GG - I respect what he does and his reviews....for the most part - just giving you another perspective from someone who uses two other mats and have for a long time.

@@Alan_Edwards Appreciate the reply and the perspective Alan!!

Fiberbuilt according to their website is 2 inches deep. This one is 2 and 3/8 inches deep.

I am happy to hear you ordered one. Thanks for watching also! I’m here anytime if you have any questions. I stand behind this mat and insert 100%. It is my favorite I’ve ever tested for sure.

Hey, how is the mat working out? Notice a big difference ?

Thanks so much. If you don't mind would you please email me your name and date your ordered the mat to roland@mygaragegolf.com? I can email them and they will make sure I get credited. You can also provide your order # as well if you prefer. Thanks so much for the heads up on that!

@@GarageGolf I received my mat today and I must say, it feels great! It is amazing how much cushioning it provides. I do have to do more testing with the GC Quad to see how the yardages look. The only criticism is that the stance mat is a little soft but not badly.

@@Dagoof2k7 So glad you liked it. It was important that if I put my name behind it that I could vouch for it for sure!!

@@GarageGolf I approve! :)

@@Dagoof2k7 Any additional comments a few weeks later? The softness of the stance mat worries me a bit. Especially since their return policy is a 15% restocking fee if I end up not liking how it feels.

If there is a major difference (More than 1 inch) I would suggest possibly setting your existing mat on a 3/4 inch piece of plywood and glueing it down and cutting out the insert for the Sig Pro softy. If it is still off then consider using something thin like a roll out yoga mat or the liner for drawers or toolboxes or even exercise mats you can puzzle piece together to layer underneath the Sig pro to find the right height from there.

I'm sure you will love it. I would rank it in my Top 5 golf mats overall. It works for many people but for me especially with some arthritis in my elbows and joints I needed something slightly more forgiving. Thanks for watching!

Wait until it’s a green mess that Never Ends! The green that rubs off on the clubs gets Eeeeeverywhere, and unfortunately it never ends! I’ll be returning mine soon unfortunately

Chris I do agree there is alot of it that comes off but one advantage of that is I can periodically check the bottom of my club and it actually gives me my swing path direction. It leaves me a direction grain on the club face that easily wipes off. I swing out doors so it's no big deal but I can see if this was in doors it would be irritating.

@@chadhelvey7827 Ya I’ve seen that too seeing how the grain shows up on the club. But ya mine is indoors in a nice clean area that I spent time and money on and that stuff just gets eeeeeverywhere after a few days and I’m vacuuming and cleaning more then hitting. I hoped after a long while it would stop rubbing off but it doesn’t, probably just in my head but it just gets worse the more I hit it. Wish it wasn’t like this cause it’s a great mat for the price, but I think since I can return it and get my 400 back I’m gonna exercise that policy and just bite the bullet and drop the extra 400 on this. I’m sure my joints will thank me too.

@@chrisimes478 well since ordering the mat I have since developed tendonitis 😔, so I'm forced to take about a month off from swinging. Not sure if it was the mats fault or over use. Either way I'm out of commission. I'm starting to think I might return the mat and go a different direction.

Appreciate you watching!

I got this one from the company that sold me the auto tee up. It is almost identical however to my other one I have that I purchased through Par2Pro 5 years ago. It is their padded turf series. Stimp is around 11 I believe.

Lots of options there. I have padded putting turf which helps to deaden the golf ball once it lands from the screen. It is very rough though so no laying on it for family movies, etc. I previously in another home had bought green commercial carpet from Lowe's that had padding underneath and worked like a charm. If not that route try turffactorydirect.com/ I am not an affiliate for them but have heard others who have used them in the past.

Hi Yazen, no unfortunately they can only do custom size lengths but not width or thickness at this moment.

If you are going with the 4x7 and just turning it around or something like that you still should not have a problem that I'm aware of. They do sell a 4x10 if you have the space requirements. If just buying the insert I don't think there would be an issue either but have not tested it that way.

Thanks for the quick reply. Yes I was thinking of just the insert. But was concerned it may not have been designed hitting across the fibres. Perhaps they can answer that.

@@karlg1540 They are slatted a certain way on the bottom but I doubt it would be a problem in all honesty.

Hi Davis. It works great for flop shots. I've even hit open face 66 degree lob shots in here and it interacts great to be honest. I've not had any issues with this mat at all from my testing. Now over 1 year in and it still performs the way it did day 1. Let me know if you have any other questions. If you are looking to buy one let me know which one when you are ready and I'll send you our link for it if you are ok with that. No extra cost to you of course to use it but it will help out our channel!

@@GarageGolf I think I’m going to prioritize the Uneekor EyeXO LM first and get this mat later down the road. Likely the 10 ft wide with the center hitting strip to accommodate lefties.

@@DaveyHoodIII Sounds great. Let me know if you are going to purchase the Uneekor as well. You can email me anytime at Roland@MyGarageGolf.com. I can send you links for most likely anything you plan on ordering and can help you with any questions every step of the way! Thanks again.

I would not think so with this type of mat. If you were to cover it with a waterproof tarp though when not in use I think it would be just fine.

The insert is 2 3/8 inches thick. I've advised others to buy 1" exercise foam panels to put under an existing golf mat, etc. You just want the total to come out to close to 2 3/8 inches including any turf that may be on top. Here is an example of the exercise foam panels I've advised before: amzn.to/3Of6sBt

@@GarageGolf Great thanks for the reply. Do have any cheaper mats you recommend to use for the Softi insert? Nervous to cut an insert into one and have it start falling apart haha. Thanks!

@@isaaclang3764 Not the cheapest but you need something decent: 5stargolfmats.com/5-star-gorilla-commercial-golf-mats-4x5/ This one is 1 3/4 inches thick. Add a 1/2 inch exercise mat underneath and that should get you pretty darn close I would think.

No not at all. I can't stand that either. I've had that issue with other mats. That does not occur here. If you are contemplating getting one reach out to me at roland@mygaragegolf.com and I'll get you some more info on it before you do. Happy to help how I can. -Roland

They have good quality stuff as well. Still place this insert at the top though.

Was thinking about doing the same. I think the cce is 1 1/2 inches thick while this is about 2 3/8 inches thick. Might need to thicken the cce a bit

Love it Jason! Rock the Crocs! I love the Sig Pro personally. I would consider cutting it into the CCE, you'll just need something to raise the height of the CCE about .75 inches or so. Foam exercise mats work great for that. Let me know if you have any questions!

Much better in my opinion. I actually have a Fiberbuilt Mat sitting behind my screen that I have not used in quite some time since I found better golf mats. Again this feels much more natural and not tee’d up and I feel it is not only forgiving but also provides much more proper feedback on your golf shots. I don’t think you will be disappointed.

Thank you I’ll give it a try!

@@johnnyle8821 If you don’t mind helping out the channel please use our link in the video description whenever you are ready. It is at no additional cost to you. Also feel free to reach out to me anytime at roland@mygaragegolf.com if you have any questions. Thanks again!

Oh shot! I just made the order via phone. Anyway you can let them know I made order because of seeing your video? I literally just made order 5 minutes ago. I bought it under Dat Le

@@johnnyle8821 Yes you can call them and let them know we referred you and just reference your order #.

$199.00 almost guarantees you that you wont need to buy another insert again. I've been using my setup for over 14 months since I received it and it is still as good today as the day I installed it. I have not tested the EZ Tee hybrid but could put money on the Sig Pro Softy versus anything else out there dollar for dollar in my humble opinion.

Hi Harley, this is my go to mat moving forward. shopindoorgolf.com/products/sigpro-4-x-7-golf-mat?aff=160 Closest thing I have found to real grass feel and feedback in regards to not only feel but also numbers. You can check any of my golf club tests in the past 6 months on the channel and see the mat in use. I guarantee that this mat will not disappoint. It is my top mat moving forward that I will be recommending. As stated in the video I've been testing it over 6 months now and am more than happy with it. Hope this helps!!

@@GarageGolf thanks for the feed back , i will be going with your recommendation.

@@harleydavidson4796 Sounds good Harley! If you don’t mind helping out the channel please use our link in the video description whenever you are ready. It is at no additional cost to you. Also feel free to reach out to me anytime at roland@mygaragegolf.com if you have any questions. Thanks again!

I have a buddy who has the same mat but I did not feel to be too spongy. I took a bit to get used to it but overall I was very happy with it. I love how its built in and you don't have to worry about height and matching up, etc. I think the tradeoff is well worth it and while it may be softer than some, nothing too crazy where it will affect anything in my humble opinion. Should you consider purchasing the mat or insert, please check the video description for our links if you don't mind using them. It helps out the channel at no extra cost to you. Appreciate you watching and reach out anytime with any questions to Roland@MyGarageGolf.com. Thanks!

@@GarageGolf , So with that said which stance mat/ hitting mat would you personally recommend to be used with SkyTrak by a steep swing/ divot taking golfer ?

@@jasongreene89 My recommendation would still be the Sig Pro Hitting Mat over anything else. It is by far the best I have ever tested.

@@GarageGolf After a couple of months of using it this past winter I was not sold on it. Way to spongy for a heavy person to use. Now fall is once again upon us and my simulator is back in use I now know I dislike it way more than I remembered. The hitting mat is really good. The stance mat is like memory foam. I would not recommend it to anyone weighing in at 250 or more. If I could somehow incorporate this hitting mat into my CCE stance mat. I might be onto something.

It is somewhat softer than some others out there but you're the first I've heard this from that they dislike it overall to be honest. I weight well over 250 and haven't had the same feelings but I think each person is obviously unique as well as entitled to their own opinion of course. The insert is fantastic obviously, most people don't argue that. The stance mat could be firmed up a bit but not unplayable by any means at least in my opinion. @@jasongreene89

I have not had the opportunity as of yet unfortunately. Hopefully in the near future.

Understand the frustration there for sure. Where are you located? In regards to durability it is much more durable that the Truestrike gel portion insert. 10 months of use now and notice no signs of wear.

@@GarageGolf UK

Sure thing Chris. Shoot me an email anytime at roland@mygaragegolf.com and we can go from there!

@@GarageGolf just sent you an email. If you don't mention my Ugh boots I won't mention your crocs 🤣

@@Theaveragepunter1 That's a fair deal Chris!! Just wrote you back!

Totally agree but I'm afraid that's the world we are living in now. Everything seems to only go up now, nothing ever seems to go down unfortunately.

That's the best part Kenny. None at all. Believe me I tried to find lots of flaws in this design which is why I tested for 6 months. I can honestly say it is my favorite mat I've ever tested. Let me know if you have any interest in it. All I ask is you use our link if you do decide to purchase one but I'm here anytime if you have any questions on this mat or anything else. Thanks so much!!

@@GarageGolf Thanks Roland - I appreciate it, and I will. Starting my sim buildout next month. Already have the Garmin R10. Investing in the enclosure - torn between Carl’s Place and SIG..

@@bougie_kenny Both enclosures are good but you'll save some money most likely going with Carl's for the enclosure and I would recommend the Sig Pro Softy mat for the mat. I am an affiliate for both so could send you links for both. What size screen are you considering? To me nobody can beat Carl's for the price of their enclosures especially if you order the poles and pole protection with it.

@@GarageGolf Looking at the 8x8 and probably will get the SIG Softy. Carl’s customer service has been great. Was looking at getting the poles as well. Can’t beat $1,900 for the DIY enclosure with poles included. Carl’s is sending me samples of their Premium screen want to see what that feels like. I’ll shoot you an email so you can send me those links.

The SIG Premium screen was rated best by MGS independent test.

In this video I'm using the Uneekor EYEXO but have access to several others. If you have questions on anything please don't hesitate to let me know. I'm here to help!

I know everyone is going to have their own opinion but if you look at my new set up in my simulator, the area where the hitting insert is was originally designed for two 12 x 12 fiber built panels to go in there. I happen to have those because I own a fiber built golf mat as well. From my experience, there is a night and day difference between the fiber built golf mat and the sig pro softy. The Sig pro softy is superior in every way that I have tested in regards, to forgiveability, and especially with feel and mimicking more of a true golf shot than the teed up feeling that you get with a fiber built panel. The one plus I would give to fiber built, for sure, would be durability but again I’ve been using this mat for almost a year now without any issues at all.

@@GarageGolf curious if you were injured by the fiberbuilt mat?

@@PowersFamily2011 Only my pride...lol. Let me explain. The problem that I had with the Fiberbuilt is that each shot was basically tee'd up so it was way too forgiving. When I got out on the real golf course I found myself often topping the golf ball on many shots, especially when I was in deadpan grass or areas without a lot of fluff underneath the golf ball. Once I switched I felt a major difference in my swing as I was no longer picking at the golf ball and instead hitting down and through.

@@GarageGolf I have a True Strike now, but the hitting area is getting wore out. Not sure if I need to just keep that one or so with the Sig Pro.

@@PowersFamily2011 Up until about a year ago I would have told you the Truestrike was the best mat I've ever tested. That was until I tried the Sig Pro Softy. It is night and day difference and I have been very very happy with it. More durable and forgiving that the Truestrike in my book. Let me know if you consider it and I'll send you my link for it should you decide to buy it in the future. I'm here anytime if you have any questions as well. Thanks again!

Not meant to stay outdoors permanently but they do puzzle piece together so easy to take apart and move when not in use if you wanted to do so. - Roland

@GarageGolf Thanks for your reply! By any chance, Have you reviewed outdoor mats?

@@captainirv3542 I don't have a review on one but I've tested the Fiberbuilt mats and they work great outdoors. Fiberbuilt player preferred is also a good option.

@@GarageGolf Thank you so much!!!

@@captainirv3542 Anytime my friend!

No Peter you would have to cover this with a waterproof tarp if outdoors when not in use or it won't last.

It is GSPRO and can be used on a multitude of launch monitors. A very good sim program.

@@GarageGolf thanks! looks nice - you running it off a mevo plus? or?

@@exocorp Uneekor EYEXO

It is! I was not about to spend hundreds on a staff bag. I found a trash can and got PVC pipes that I cut and then screwed into a wood frame that I put inside the trash can to hold as many PVC pipes as possible. I then spray painted everything black. Holds about 50 clubs or so. No lid for the trash can but it is very heavy and does have wheels.

@@GarageGolf love it! I’m going to try the same

I understand the concern about height. It won't work for everyone but really nothing compares to it in my opinion. The first thing I'm concerned with is staying protected as a golfer. Since I've been injured before on another mat I won't ever change this one until I come across something I feel is better.

Have you come across anything better?

That is GSPRO, one of the best golf sim programs out there in my opinion.

Let me see what I can find out!! Great idea.

I found a working 10% off code online … I’ll be sure to clear my cart and start my purchase by clicking on your link when I do to help out.

@@chrisimes478 Very cool Chris. You can order anything after going to this site: shopindoorgolf.com/?aff=160 and we will get credit at no additional cost to you. I'm here anytime should you have any questions. It will allow you to still enter any promo codes as well at checkout when you get ready to pay. Thanks again and let me know if I can help in any way!

@@kellycornejo598 I’ll be using Garage Golf’s link since this is his video and credit. Thanks

Just ordered the 4x7 mat and used your link. Fingers crossed. Thanks

Hi Alan, I totally understand where you are coming from and do not disagree with some of your points. However I would state that it is important to keep in mind there is a big difference between what I would call a true recommendation for a product such as this video versus a review or initial impressions of a product that I have done previously on the channel. Same goes with almost everything that I review. It is my duty as part of this channel to test as many items out there that I can and inform our viewers on products and items that may interest them (Something like the Monster Mat being included). As I try to with almost all my videos I try to offer an honest and fair review and I never bash a product even if there may be some flaws. I do however offer points about what I do like and what I see as room for improvement in those items as I feel that is the most fair approach. I still put the Monster Mat in my Top 5 golf mats for sure but there were some things I did not like if you watch the video. So far on this channel there was only one other mat that as of the time I tested I felt was the best I had ever tested and that was the True Strike Golf Mat. Still my number 2 mat to this day. As per this video however I don't honestly feel the True Strike or the Monster Mat is on the same level as the Sig Pro Softy Golf Mat which for the life of me other than the price of a full mat I did not find a flaw in while testing. That is pretty rare for almost any product I test. I even cut the product thus taking away some of its stability of the hard shell that surrounds it and still it works flawlessly to this day. This is why I wanted to wait a full 6 months before I did a complete and thorough review vs something that I test and offer initial impressions on. For me the extra $200.00 would be more than worth it to protect my joints and elbows from pain as I am suffering from arthritis and have a history of crippling rheumatoid arthritis in my family. That also being said you could easily just buy the insert as well and drop it into an existing golf mat setup similar to what I have done in my space and actually save $300.00 over a full mat like the Monster Mat. That is an option that you do not have with the Monster Mat to be honest and another negative for that mat in my book. The fact that there are three ordering options versus just one is another huge plus for me. Just my two cents and just one person's opinion obviously but thought I'd share with you how I approach these things on the channel. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comments as always!

@@GarageGolf Fair enough sir and respect for taking the time on a lengthy reply to try and explain your position. I don’t agree with you and how you approached this review, but it’s your channel and you can say whatever you want even though IMO it is misleading and a bit disingenuous.

@@Alan_Edwards Agree to disagree. I’m honestly not here to please everyone. If I tried to do that I would go insane sir. Enjoy your Monster Mat!

@@Alan_Edwards Damn Alan, after a reply explaining the best he could you come back at him again. There’s just no pleasing some people and to be honest, by looking at you in your photo I’d say you don’t hit too many balls. Some people just can’t be pleased. Enjoy your monster mattress 💤

@@stephenmurphy4604 LOL....oh man that's harsh. Just an honest exchange is all. He handled it well enough I think and I stand by my comments. TBH if it was not so dang expensive I might get one of the small strips to test and possibly eat my words....but I doubt it. And yes I still hit a lot of balls brother believe it or not.

Bonjour, j'ai traduit ceci de l'anglais au français donc j'espère que vous pourrez le lire. Vous pouvez commander le tapis à partir du lien suivant. Ils seront expédiés n'importe où, mais vous serez responsable des frais d'expédition supplémentaires en dehors des États-Unis. shopindoorgolf.com/products/sigpro-4-x-7-golf-mat?aff=160 shopindoorgolf.com/products/sigpro-4x10-golf-mat?aff=160 shopindoorgolf.com/products/sigpro-softy-hitting-strip?aff=160

@@GarageGolf Merci c'est commandé et bravo pour votre test et votre chaine de golf. J'ai ouvert un golf indoor dans le centre de la France et j'adore cela avec un lecteur UNEEKOR .

Et si cela intéresse quelqu'un j'ai un trufligt 2 avec le logiciel E6 27 courses à vendre 7000 euros

Have not had the pleasure as of yet but possibly soon. At this point I would put up the Sig Pro Softy against any mat out there however!!

Unfortunately they don't ship out of the U.S. You would need to get with a freight forwarder like DHL that you could get an actual physical address in the U.S. to have them ship to and then have the freight forwarder send to you from there.

@@GarageGolf THANKS

Great minds think alike my friend!! Thanks for watching!

Still going strong with that mat/insert. It is the best I've ever tested hands down. Shoot me an email to Roland@MyGarageGolf.com if you are interested in it and I'll get you some more info on things. I'm here to help however I can. -Roland

I guarantee you that it is the best out there in my opinion. Especially from someone who has been injured on other mats before. I would pay twice that amount easily just to avoid injury.

@@GarageGolf Appreciate the reply because I kicked that take about it being ripoff and it was because I assumed it was just a better turf material. So your point is well taken as the thing seems pretty impressive and well thought out. Thanks I’ll be watching your videos.

@@GarageGolf And the mat I have has turned out to be a disaster on the Launch Monitor/Simulator as well as the battery on my upper body which I’m looking for a new one.

Very nice!! Let them laugh. Best to be comfortable!

Just shortened it a tad for now. Trying to keep retention on videos, etc. just trying some stuff out to grow the channel. Not gone for good.

I think $199.00 for the hitting strip at least is pretty reasonable. What would you compare against it based upon what you’ve tested? Cheap golf mats = injuries. I’m willing to pay a premium for my safety.

I can appreciate your point of view but $199.00 for an insert that has lasted me almost 2 years now and still looks brand new? Couple that with hurting your elbow from a "cheap" mat that costs $600.00 and not being able to play golf for 6 months and then see how you feel about it...lol.

Lol. You sound like someone who hasn't even tried the mat. When you get a chance to test it then you can come at me however you want and I will gladly listen. Until you do you are just spitting out randomness to be honest. I give it straight, I don't B.S. and I never will. I make a profit on plenty of items whether it be this mat or something else, I'm not hiding that. I even mention in the video that if you use our affiliate links you help out our channel. I'm here to offer honest advice and input but I'm also here to make a profit like anyone else. That's my right as someone who spends the time and energy to make and edit these videos until 4am that you so easily dissect and decipher without true facts. When you personally test out the mat for 9 months straight and then do your own video review I will be happy to watch it and critique it in the way you have critiqued mine today. Until then, either watch or don't, it's your right obviously. P.S. There is no lexan glass on this product, at least not in the way it is setup when I made my own DIY mat that was shown in the video. I'm not sure if yours is different or not as I did not make yours. If you don't like the mat and you just received it, I am sure they are willing to allow you to return it. Maybe make that call as well as I feel it will be beneficial if you don't like it. Several others however have written and emailed me thanking me for my review and have had nothing but great reviews on this product that they have actually used and tested.

Hahahaha I’m only joking!!!! Just wanted to get a reply before telling you that it’s the best mat ever. 😂👌 Nice not having the bang of lexan but also promotes you to hit down and through the ball because it definitely catches the club like a fat shot but even that doesn’t hurt

@@stephenmurphy4604 Glad you like it. I had no idea what you were talking about on your initial post. I was like what is wrong with this person... I get it if someone doesn't end up liking it, that is unique to each person but the lexan comment I was like does this person even know what they're talking about???

I mean it only costs $199.00 for the hitting strip and I’d put that strip against anything you could make for that price or less in all honesty. If you have something better you definitely need to be selling it and I need to test it.

I have tested both and would put the Sig Pro Softy mat above all others in my book. I am an affiliate for both so honestly giving you my true input. I'm happy to answer any questions on both if you would like to set up a call or chat. Let me know how I can help. If you do consider using or buying one let me know I can send you our link if needed for either product but want to make sure you get your questions answered first of course.

@@GarageGolf Thank you and yes, I'd like to talk with you if that is possible? My concerns are as follow: I am not sure I like the idea of a small hitting area. I was thinking of the 6x6 FB with the thought I could move around and well as rotate the mat 90 degrees once in awhile so it would last longer. It seems like the FB base was heavy. I have hit on them at my local PGA store and they are quite stable. Wondering if the Sig Pro moves around? I am not a golfer that takes big divots and so the FB I have been hitting on doesn't seem to cause me any pain. That said, if the Sig is even easier on the joints that is something that interests me. Do you have experience with the FB Player Preferred mat? It sounded like it offered more joint protection but was not like their grass series which I think one could go right under the ball with. I am interested in your thoughts and would like to learn more about what you think of the different mats. Thanks!

@@GarageGolf One other concern is the mat being grabby if you hit it a little fat. I understand hitting it fat on a real fairway will also be grabby but I'm not looking to necessarily mimic exactly a real fairway but more just something that allows the club to swing freely and like we know, maybe even if it is a little easier from a mat than real grass.

@@Noone-dy7sh I believe this is the best mat I have ever tested. Great for everyday shots and forgiving on the joints but allows you to know when you mishit the ball as well. You can swing easily and freely without risk of injury which I also really like. Let me know if you're interested and I'll send you my link for it but a huge difference and upgrade from Fiberbuilt player preferred/performance series in my book.

Yes I injured myself as well with that mat. That's a lot of wear and tear on the body with a not so great quality mat over time. I always tell everyone I help that the Golf Mat is the biggest decision in a golf simulator build in my opinion. I think you'll love the insert for sure! Keep me posted with any questions.