Collection: Golf Mats

Golf Hitting Mats — The Surface Every Simulator Setup Starts From

The mat you stand on affects every shot in your simulator. A thin, hard mat doesn't absorb impact — you feel every mishit in your wrists and the turf feedback is false. A quality mat replicates the give of real grass, accepts divots and tee shots properly, and stays flat under years of daily use.

What to Look For

Key specs: pile height (how close to real turf feel), foam backing thickness for shock absorption, width for a proper stance, and whether it accepts divot-style iron practice or only tee shots. For simulator use, also confirm the mat feeds cleanly into your ball return system and sits flat within your enclosure footprint.

The Net Return Pro Turf

The Pro Turf is designed specifically to work with The Net Return systems. It measures 6 feet wide by 10 feet long — larger than most range mats — with foam backing for shock absorption and surface inserts for different hitting preferences. It doubles as a putting surface, giving you the full practice experience in one mat.

Contact us with your enclosure and launch monitor setup and we'll tell you which mat pairs with it correctly.