Cupohus Golf Hitting Mat, Precision Pro Swing Mat for Path Feedback, Golf Training Chipping Aid with Replaceable Thickened Artificial Turf, Golf Accessories Gift for Adults for Indoor/Outdoor 13"x17"

This is a heavy duty chipping mat. Barely moves upon swing impact. It does sit about 1.5 inches above the ground because of its thickness so you have to be prepared for the ball being higher than your feet. The swing path mat works well and sticks well to the turf mat. This accessory is not made of the same "sequin" material as other swing path trainers, it is a smooth velvety material.

This chipping mat is a little more versatile than the others because it has the interchangeable pieces. It's nice to have both, but the mat that features the feedback path does not work exactly as described. For example, the pictures and videos show a nice clean white path of where your club has been when you swing through it. There are a lot of variables in a swing path and if your swing is perfect it will show but still not that clear. Any variations from less than perfect and it's hard to tell how the club struck the mat because there's not a lot to see. And it seems the fabric will wear out quickly hitting in the same general spot. Overall though not a bad value for the money.

This golf mat is very similar to those commonly found at driving ranges, and I appreciate its high-quality construction. However, I am disappointed that it did not come with a tee, which is a necessary accessory for driving practice. Additionally, the elevation of the golf ball is quite high in comparison to my feet, at least an inch or more, which can lead to an unbalanced stance. While the included swing trainer is intriguing, I found it to be of limited utility in my training regimen.

The base mat (with the artificial grass) is mounted on a solid heavy rubber base. There's a hole in the center to feed a driving tee from the bottom. Unfortunately, this part does not come in the package. The size of this mat could be a bit bigger - I would prefer narrower in width and longer in length than a square, just in case I flub a shot. I'd hate to hit short and strike the ground, especially if I'm on pavement or hard ground. Some of the pictures show a rectangular mat, but these are not accurate.The swing-tracing mat is pretty good, though. Swing marks are easy to see and erase for the next swing. This mat has a backing that makes it stick securely to the base mat, so it's not easily knocked out of place on the downswing.The description claims 2 replaceable turfs, but this can be misinterpreted. There is one base mat with the artificial turf and heavy rubber footing, and there is one swing-tracing mat that can be laid upon the base mat. Typically, swing-tracer products come with extra mats because the material wears down after some use. So, just note that there is one of each surface type.Aside from my minor gripes, the product itself is very durable. It's heavy and stays firmly in place when struck by a club. The turf is pretty good quality and simulates real fairway turf.Overall, I would consider this product comparable, and even higher quality, than most other products in the same range.

This is a nice mat for the money. Not too small, but not too large for storage purposes.The grass mat has holes for rubber tees if you have them, but does not include them. I hit some balls off the grass mat and it works just about as well as any other mat I have used.The other mat that shows your swing path works ok. I hit about two dozen practice ball off of it, and while it does show the path, the mat itself is fairly hard so it makes it more difficult to feel your shot. I wish the path was a little clearer, but you can definitely tell when you have hit a slice or a draw based on the markings.I have some concerns that the swing path mat will hold up over time, but for the price it is a good value.The two photos show before and after a swing. The photo without the ball shows a slight inside path swing which resulted in a slight draw. It is much easier to see in person than in the photos.

The mat comes with two velcro-backed surfaces, offering versatility in practice. One surface features the feedback system, the other is a 16mm turf. The feedback surface provides insights into your swing path, although it's worth noting that it's not designed for full swing speed. It's a thinner material, and hitting the ball with a downward strike may make the rubber base feel quite hard. However, the 16mm turf on the second surface proves to be highly useful.I particularly appreciate the placement of tee holes on one side of the mat, allowing for the use of rubber tee holders with your driver, while the turf on the other side is ideal for iron shots. This setup provides a comprehensive practice area, catering to different clubs and shot types. The ability to switch between the surfaces seamlessly enhances the versatility of this mat.One notable aspect is the weight of the rubber mat. It is surprisingly heavy, which prevents it from creeping or shifting during use, even when hitting irons or hybrids off the mat. This stability is good for maintaining a consistent practice environment without having to constantly re-adjust the hitting mat, and adds to the overall durability of the product.Despite the feedback surface having its limitations, the usefulness of the 16mm turf and the mat's overall sturdiness make it a valuable training tool. The ability to practice different shots and the convenience of the rubber tee holes contribute to an efficient practice session.The "Replaceable Path Feedback Golf Hitting Mat" offers versatility, durability, and stability. While the feedback surface may not be suitable for full swing speed, the 16mm turf and the thoughtful design of the tee holes compensate for it. This mat proves to be a worthwhile investment for golfers seeking a reliable and useful practice aid.