Matzilla 48" x 60" Mat

[Switter]

Looking at this mat @ the Bay $199 free shipping. Mat is strictly for outdoor use.

Any info, positive or negative recommendations appreciated......

TIA

[Switter]

Link to Matzilla.https://www.ebay.com/itm/153194876399

 

[Switter]

There is also the Matzilla upgrade version @ $330, free shipping.https://www.ebay.com/itm/153908108948

 

[mgoblue83]

I don't have any experience with this brand but if you plan on hitting a lot of golf balls do not get a "cheap" product. Poorly designed cheap mats can cause significant repetitive stress injuries to elbows, wrists, and forearms.

[IMAway]

Im not 100% certain since it was 5 years ago... but I believe this is the first mat I had for my simulator room. I did not like it at all. If you hit just a little behind the ball or obviously, way behind it... the club would grab "too much". It would really just kill the shot. Borderline pain causing... that's how "thick" it felt and grabbed the club. Regular mats at a typical driving range are the opposite of course... hit behind the ball and the clubs kinda just slides across it. So after much research and keeping cost in mind, I ended up with this mat. I think it's the perfect blend... punishes you for hitting it really fat (but no pain) and but is forgiving enough. I've rotated it one time so I'm hitting in the 2nd area. So it wears excellent.

The website is not user friendly... but I'd buy it again.https://www.dwquailgolf.com/5x5-dura-pro-multi-club-champion-woodtee-mat/

[Walkerdb7]

On 5/17/2020 at 1:26 PM, IMAway said:

Im not 100% certain since it was 5 years ago... but I believe this is the first mat I had for my simulator room. I did not like it at all. If you hit just a little behind the ball or obviously, way behind it... the club would grab "too much". It would really just kill the shot. Borderline pain causing... that's how "thick" it felt and grabbed the club. Regular mats at a typical driving range are the opposite of course... hit behind the ball and the clubs kinda just slides across it. So after much research and keeping cost in mind, I ended up with this mat. I think it's the perfect blend... punishes you for hitting it really fat (but no pain) and but is forgiving enough. I've rotated it one time so I'm hitting in the 2nd area. So it wears excellent.

The website is not user friendly... but I'd buy it again.https://www.dwquailgolf.com/5x5-dura-pro-multi-club-champion-woodtee-mat/

That says real wood tees and then ships with rubber tees

 

can you put a wood tee in that one?

[IMAway]

 No sir