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Golf Hitting Mats – Built to Handle Real Swings

If you're building out a simulator space or setting up a home range, a good golf hitting mat is a must. The right mat helps protect your joints, gives you reliable feedback, and holds up to thousands of shots. At PlayBetter, we’ve curated a lineup of golf hitting mats and strips that feel real and last longer—whether you're swinging indoors or out.

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Real Turf Feel That Doesn’t Fight Your Swing

A great mat should let your club move through impact like it would on grass—not bounce or grab. Models like the Fiberbuilt Player Preferred and SIGPRO Softy use fiber systems or multi-layered turf to recreate that fairway feel. They’re forgiving enough to train on daily but still give you instant feedback on fat shots.

If you’re practicing short irons, wedges, or want to simulate that crisp strike you’d get on real turf, a premium golf simulator turf setup makes all the difference. For compact spaces or budget setups, golf hitting strips offer a focused hitting zone without sacrificing feel.

Durable Enough for Thousands of Swings

You don’t want to replace your mat after a few months. We offer hitting and putting mats that were engineered to last—from Fiberbuilt’s shock-absorbing base to SIGPRO’s replaceable hitting strip inserts. These mats are tested under repeated use, so they can handle heavy hitters and long practice sessions.

Even our compact options—like portable hitting strips or combo turf/mat kits—are made with layered construction and reinforced fiber. No tearing, no divots, no weird foot slippage. Just dependable footing and reliable contact round after round.

Works With Any Indoor or Outdoor Setup

Whether you're working with a full simulator bay or just a net in your backyard, there’s a golf hitting turf option that fits. Our hitting mats come in multiple sizes, including 4’x9’, 5’x5’, and narrower strip formats that drop into simulator flooring.

Need something you can roll up and move? There are mats designed for portability and easy storage, too. Looking to build a full simulator space? Pair your mat with one of our golf simulators for a complete training setup.

Trusted Brands Built for Training 

We stock golf simulator hitting mats from trusted brands like Fiberbuilt, The Indoor Golf Shop (SIGPRO), and Carl’s Place. These aren’t just standard turf pads, either. They’re purpose-built surfaces designed to simulate real conditions and reduce impact strain.

From full-size platforms for standing and swinging to simple inserts to drop into an enclosure floor, you’ll find gear that’s been tested by real players. Explore our full golf hitting mats collection to find the one that fits your game.

Choose the right surface, swing away, and train smarter—right at home.

FAQs

What size golf hitting mat should I get?


It depends on your space and how you practice. A 5’x5’ or 4’x9’ mat gives room for stance and ball placement, while golf hitting strips are great for tight setups or simulator floors.

Are these mats suitable for outdoor use?


Yes. Most golf hitting mats are built with weather-resistant materials and can be used on patios, decks, or garages.

How long do hitting mats last?


It varies by brand and use, but high-quality mats from Fiberbuilt and SIGPRO can handle thousands of shots without wearing out. Some even include replaceable inserts.

What’s the difference between a full mat and a hitting strip?


A full golf simulator hitting mat includes stance area and hitting zone. A strip is a smaller piece of turf used just for striking the ball, often built into larger flooring systems.

Do PlayBetter mats work with golf simulators?

Yes. All of our mats are compatible with simulator setups and can be used with nets, enclosures, or full simulator bays.