SwingTurf Golf Hitting Mat

• Materials: UV Treated High Density Nylon Polyester Blend
• Indoor/Outdoor: Both indoor and outdoor
• Device Compatibility: Works With All Launch Monitor Devices
• Space Requirements: Enough Room to Swing
• Warranty: 3-Year Warranty
• Unit Dimensions: 4' x 4' | 5' x 5' | 4' x 7' | 4' x 9' | 1.8" height
• Weight: 1.4 lbs / Square Foot
• Base: 5/8" High Density Foam

Yes, most turf have drainage holes in the backing so unless there is a foam underlay, you can use turf outdoors. We still recommend bringing turf inside when not in use just to limit exposure to extreme. weather conditions to help with longevity.

It's a common debate on whether or not practicing off a mat can have negative side effects on your game. Some golfers even swear by avoiding mat practice sessions and will avoid 'mats only' days on the range at all costs.

Here is what we've found: Repeated use on a poor-quality mat isn't necessarily bad for your game - but can promote bad habits.

The reason being is that mats tend to be much more forgiving than grass. You can swing down on a mat just about as hard as you want and still get a decently struck shot. You can also hit a bit behind the ball and have the bounce of the mat carry the club right into the ball. A steep swing on grass will for one, feel terrible, and two, will result in a terrible shot. This will automatically tell you, hey, I better shallow out my swing. But with mats, you can develop bad swing habits over time without always knowing it.

How do I prevent that?

The best way to prevent mats from causing bad swing habits is to have a good-quality mat. Old dried-out mats that you often find at golf course driving ranges are the worst. The harder the mat, the more bounce it will provide. The mats we have listed out above will do a lot better of a job at mimicking real grass!

SwingTurf mats are designed to be highly durable. They can withstand thousands of swings before showing signs of wear, making them suitable for both high-volume commercial ranges and personal home use.

SwingTurf golf mats are engineered to mimic the feel of real turf closely. The fibers in the mat allow for a realistic interaction with the club, providing a true fairway-like divot action experience and reducing the risk of turf shock and elbow/wrist pain

The mat’s construction helps to absorb shock efficiently, minimizing the bounce and providing feedback similar to what golfers would experience on natural grass. This helps in preventing injuries like wrist or elbow strain. Without getting too in the weeds, SwingTurfs blend of 1" pile height Nylon/Polyester blend paired with its high density foam backing boasts industry leading forgiveness.

Yes, SwingTurf allows golfers to use real wooden or plastic tees, so you can tee up just like you would on the course. No rubber tees or adapters are needed.

Absolutely! SwingTurf is weather-resistant and UV-treated, ensuring long-term durability even in direct sunlight. Whether used for backyard practice, driving ranges, or simulator setups, it delivers lasting performance in any setting.

Yes! Practicing on a high-quality mat like SwingTurf allows for consistent turf interaction, realistic feedback, and injury prevention, all of which help improve swing mechanics and shot accuracy.