Fiberbuilt practice Station

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I love my fiberbuilt mat from costco.

 

had it for two years and is still in great shape.

 

very heavy and durable but can be broken down into pieces.

 

 

[Yzmerf]

6 hours ago, Wolfhammer said:

 

Not OP but I have one and it's awesome. Others talking about it not being level, that's not my experience at all. It definitely transfers to the course in the sense that it gets me swinging when I otherwise wouldn't. Does it perfectly replicate grass? Of course it doesn't. It does give enough when struck that it doesn't feel like a range mat. 

Sorry just saw this. The biggest problem i had with it was the feel of the stance mat. It’s not solid so you feel all the supports. Got worse as it got older

[Wolfhammer]

7 hours ago, Deep Sunoji said:

Thank you very much @Wolfhammerfor summing it up really well for me, my expectations are more or less the same. I have had bad experiences hitting from the mat at the driving range I go to( they allow hitting from the grass on Thu, Fri and Sat only). My swing hasn’t been very consistent with the irons and I hope to work on it and be able to make the range time more useful. Also, does it matter that it’s made of poly vs nylon which apparently is a better material? This is based on what I read and no first hand experience.

 

It doesn't matter to me that it is poly. Honestly, you'll forget what material it's made of the second you take your first swing. It's a great mat.

[Deep Sunoji]

12 hours ago, Wolfhammer said:

 

It doesn't matter to me that it is poly. Honestly, you'll forget what material it's made of the second you take your first swing. It's a great mat.

Thank you very much, I should receive it tomorrow. Will post my updates here.

[Deep Sunoji]

20 hours ago, Yzmerf said:

Sorry just saw this. The biggest problem i had with it was the feel of the stance mat. It’s not solid so you feel all the supports. Got worse as it got older

Does it affect your stance/swing in anyway? I mean does it get uneven from repeated use?

[Yzmerf]

1 hour ago, Deep Sunoji said:

Does it affect your stance/swing in anyway? I mean does it get uneven from repeated use?

Yes, if you can set it up on sand it probably isn’t as noticeable 

[Deep Sunoji]

18 hours ago, Yzmerf said:

Yes, if you can set it up on sand it probably isn’t as noticeable 

Thanks @Yzmerf, thats interesting! My back patio is partially paved and leveled. The rest is patchy and more or less leveled and the grass doesn’t grow because it’s under a big tree/shade. Is it advisable to place the training mat on the paved surface or on the ground? Also, I will be using the Rapsodo MLM to record the swing and other metrics.

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I don’t have mine anymore, but when I did, I had it on my garage floor and didn’t have any issues with the stance, or it moving on the concrete floor.  It’s a pretty good setup.