Callaway Golf FT Launch Zone Green/Black Mats New

I bought the "Callaway Tri Ball 6 Net" and the "Callaway FT Launch Zone Mat" to practice at home. I was totally impressed with both products. These two items constitute an ideal tool for every golfer to practice at home, any time of the day or night.

These mats are nice and small and great to transport. They are heavy duty enough to be used on concrete, but you do need to be a decent golfer or you may miss the mat! YIKES!

This is a really good quality item. I was surprised that it did not have hitting tees with it. I was unable to tell from the picture. You have to use your regular tees the same as you would on the course.

I ordered this for our office because the guys were starting to leave divots in the carpet. It's a small, heavy mat so it's easy to keep out of the way when it's not in use, and it doesn't move when you are using it. The guys seem to like it!

The mat is great for indoor use. It's a bit narrow but very solid ans well made. I really enjoy using it.

use for teaching golf will order another one

This is perfect. I was tired of paying $10 every time I wanted to hit a bucket of balls, I bought this with some cheap plastic practice balls. I've hit hundreds (if not thousands) of iron shots directly off the turf and it shows no wear. Also comes with a rubber tee that you can put a real tee into, that works great for driving. Saves my lawn, doesn't move on the cement, and my clubs stay perfectly clean. Don't let the small size of the mat scare you, there is more than enough to protect the club from hitting the ground. I would also recommend you remove the rubber tee when hitting from the turf so it doesn't get hit/broken accidently. Love it and would definitely recommend it.

I bought it for my husband to practice golf in the backyard. I did not read the size of mat. It turns out to be very small.

A little smaller than I thought it would be, but it works. It is sturdy and high quality and I think it will last a long time. The pile is quite dense, which gives the feel for a tight lie. It is important for something like this to be heavy, so that it doesn't move every time you hit off it. If I had it to do over again I might try the kind that has both fairway and rough-length pile, to try different shots. But this does what I wanted, which is to let me practice chip shots in the back yard without chewing up my lawn.

Too small!