LIBERRWAY Golf Mat, Replaceable Golf Hitting Mat with Antislip Rubber Base, Portable Golf Practice Mat for Outdoor/Indoor Golf Swing Training

Good product

This is a great practice aid if you keep hitting behind the ball, the instant feedback showing where your club grounds and the direction of the swing is very useful when making alterations to your swing, you don't even need to be hitting a ball. Also use this to help 'groove' your swing before heading off for a round.

Get ready to elevate your golf game without ever stepping foot on the driving range! This practice mat is like having a personal caddy right in your backyard (minus the charming accent, of course). 🏌️‍♂️First off, let's talk size! Unfolded, it sprawls out at 19.7" x 15.8", perfect for your swing practice, and when you're done hitting those imaginary hole-in-ones, it folds down to a manageable 19.7" x 7.9". So, whether you live in a castle or a cozy cottage, storage woes are officially a thing of the past! Plus, it weighs in at a solid 3.4 lbs—heavy enough to withstand your powerful swing but light enough to carry around for a spontaneous practice session. 💪Now, about the design—it’s got two sides! Flip it over for short artificial grass when you want that crisp driving range feel, or switch it up to the longer grass when you're feeling adventurous. It's like having a mood ring for your golf practice! Plus, with a built-in rubber tee feature, you can adjust your practice height, giving you all the versatility you need. Who knew one mat could be your personal golf genie? 🧞‍♂️✨And let’s address the elephant in the garden: NO MORE DIVOTS! Say goodbye to the days of wrecking your lawn or worrying about your clubs getting bashed on stone ground. Practice anywhere—with foam balls flying around, just make sure your garden's big enough to avoid a rogue squirrel invasion! 🐿️In summary, this practice mat is a hole-in-one for anyone looking to refine their swing in the comfort of their own home. It’s durable, practical, and surprisingly fun to use. I’m impressed! So grab your clubs, channel your inner pro, and get ready to swing your way to victory—all without stepping foot on a driving range! ⛳️💚

A bad chunk shot will easily rip out the mat. also raised mat makes it difficult to take a level lie swing

Perfect for what i need

Impressed with the durability of this. Was looking at the other sequin ones but they always looked like they would break easily. This one has taken some heavy hits and is still fine. The spare is an added bonus too.

Simple yet effective. My husband who is a keen golfer was impressed with the invention. Although the rubber smell is a bit strong. Left it in the garage for a couple of days

I am quite passionate about my Golf and have been looking at these Divot Mats for sometime, after considering both the sequin and fabric models I finally went with this "LIBERRWAY Golf Mat" as it had the replacement mats which I was thinking would come in useful after a couple of months of use.Upon first opening the package it all looked pretty good and I was eager to give it ago, so out came the trusty 7-iron to have a couple of hits.Disappointment had struck by the 3rd swing, the green felt mat started to come away from the base, check the images, 3 hits I remind you, just 3!!!I thought maybe the mat was not stuck down to start with so I replaced it with the spare that was provided and after only the first strike it too started to come away from the base. This is not what I expect from something costing £35.I can safely say it is being returned and I will not be buying another fabric divot mat. I may consider one of the sequin ones but that is still up for debate at the moment.Additionally when using the mat for my impressive 4 strokes, the mat had a tendency to move upon impact, I was using it on some artifical grass as you can see in the photos.Finally, my original concern with these training aids around the height of the base was also answered, I was worried that as the mat is raised up on the base that it would not be realistic as the impact mat is higher than it would be on the course by a few centimetres. I found this to be correct, it does effect how and where you strike the ball, if you really want to get one of these mats I would recommend having something that you can stand on so that your feet and the ball are on the same plane otherwise you are not getting true feedback.Overall, it is a good idea, but the product just isn't of adequate quality for the use it will get. I would not recommend buying this product.