1 Cup and a carpet. Works pretty good.
Indoor Setups: What’s Yours?
Which Net did you go for? I have been looking at Net Return and Rukket.
I have a Skytrak with a FiberBuilt mat and hit into a net return pro. I use a laptop with a TV off to the side for the display. I have all kinds of buddies asking about playing if we go full lockdown.
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How is the movement on a strike?
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Rock solid.
Net Return net arrives today, so I’m hoping to really get after it and put the mat through it’s paces tonight.
Awesome. I had my eyes on that mat a while back and I wonder if it would help with the wrist or elbow. I’ll be following!
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That’s the big reason I ponied you for it, it’s got the best reviews and the tech behind (or under, rather) the strike section sets it apart in the body wear and tear category.
Yeah. It could be an easy addition to the studio if it works well. I’m mildly excited but I know I have to wait for this whole mess to be behind us before I could buy it.
We have those at our local range.
They are by far the best for wear and tear (on your body and how they last themselves). You can also replace the ‘true strike’ bit easily if it does wear.
They never slip. They weigh a ton.
They give good feedback on strikes too, you can tell if you catch one heavy.
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Are you going to review it? When my hitting mat finally wears out this could be a good contender. Easy on the body sounds good to me
Just got notification that my mats will be delivered on Thursday which is perfect for some of the better weahter to arrive.
I’ve never had an indoor setup or really any setup at home but that has changed this year. After seeing these I’m taking steps to get some practice stuff here at the house. I just ordered a Big Moss Competitor V2 putting mat and it comes with a chipping pad also. I also plan to pick up a net and a hitting mat later this year to put out on my back deck. I’m really missing golf right now.
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best mat for wear and tear for sure. If you do sim golf, then putting is an issue off those. I think most people putt off the part of the mat on the inside or outside of the hitting strip as its kinda level.
Great purchase.
Enjoy!
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That True Strike mat looks legit.............
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that's kinda what I started with. It gets addictive once you start. But worth it.
Nice @Jman !! Looking forward to your thoughts once you have the net up.
I have a lousy putting mat in the basement and a RUKKET Hack Net in the garage with a mat that I got from my former club. Can take full swings with any club in the garage. Usually set-it up when the weather breaks and put it in the basement for the winter, where I can't take full swings but can chip, pitch etc.
Like the Foresight setup! Very nice
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Screw you guys. Now a want a setup in my garage.
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I’m giddy.
Not only can I practice now. But, for the first time in my writing career I won’t have to camp out on a hole at a course to get data!
That makes life a lot easier I'm sure. I'm expecting hordes of data now, ha-ha.
We cleared out of the garage for the boys to give them some extra room during the lockdown. I might as well take it over with a net.