GOLF HITTING MATS
REALISTIC GOLF TURF MATS BUILT FOR BETTER PRACTICE & TRUE-TO-TURF FEEDBACK
Build a practice setup that performs more like the course. Shop premium golf hitting mats for home golf simulators, garages, outdoor practice areas, teaching studios, driving ranges, and commercial simulator bays. Choose from full-stance mats and realistic hitting surfaces designed for driver, iron, wedge, chipping, and short-game practice.
The Country Club Elite
REALISTIC TURF INTERACTION. BUILT FOR SERIOUS PRACTICE.
Designed to deliver realistic turf interaction with commercial-grade durability, the Country Club Elite Golf Hitting Mat is trusted by serious golfers, teaching professionals, and commercial facilities alike. Its dense turf allows the clubhead to engage the surface through impact rather than simply bounce off it, providing more realistic feedback on both clean strikes and fat shots.
Choose a 5' x 5' or larger size for a full-stance setup and the ability to use a real wooden tee at your preferred height—ideal for driver, iron, wedge, and short-game practice.
SIMULATOR GOLF HITTING MATS
REALISTIC TURF FEEDBACK FOR MORE ACCURATE PRACTICE
The surface beneath the ball matters. Lower-quality practice mats can allow the clubhead to bounce or glide through impact, masking fat shots and producing feedback that doesn't translate as well to the course. Our collection of premium golf hitting mats is selected for realistic turf interaction, consistent performance, and the durability required for repeated practice.
Whether you're building a home golf simulator, outfitting a commercial studio, or taking your practice to the backyard, the right hitting surface can provide more realistic feedback while helping reduce impact on the body during high-volume practice. All of our premium options are highly versatile and built to withstand both indoor and outdoor use. Choose the mat that best matches your setup, hitting style, and space:
Our Top Simulator Pick: SimSpace Tee Turf Mat
Best for Driving & Fairway Feel: The Country Club Elite™ Golf Hitting Mat
Best for Short Game & Chipping: The Country Club First Cut™ Golf Hitting Mat
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Frequently Asked Questions
For the most realistic fairway feel and all-around practice, Country Club Elite is our top pick. Its turf provides honest feedback on fat shots rather than allowing the clubhead to simply bounce through impact. SimSpace Tee Turf is another strong option when you want a thicker hitting surface and the ability to position a real tee directly into the turf. First Cut is better suited to chipping and short-game practice, while CenterStrike is designed for more specialized simulator installations.
Yes, all four mats in this collection can be used for indoor or outdoor practice. Whether you're hitting in a simulator bay, garage, or outdoor practice area, you can choose a mat to fit your setup. Care recommendations vary by mat, however. SimSpace Tee Turf, for example, is suitable for outdoor practice but should be stored in a dry, warm place when not in use to help protect the mat and extend its lifespan.
For a full-stance hitting mat, 4' x 5' to 5' x 5' is a practical starting point for most golfers. Larger mats provide additional stance room and can create a more finished, integrated look in simulator bays and dedicated practice spaces. Country Club Elite offers the most size flexibility in this collection, ranging from 4' x 5' through 5' x 15', with custom sizing available through TTH Concierge for larger residential and commercial installations. If you're unsure which size works best for your space, we can help you select the right configuration.
Yes, several mats in this collection are designed to accommodate real wooden tees. Country Club Elite allows you to place a real tee directly into the turf at your preferred height, while SimSpace Tee Turf also allows a tee to be inserted directly into the hitting surface. Tee compatibility varies by mat, so check the individual product specifications or contact TTH Concierge if using a real tee is important to your setup.
Country Club First Cut, no contest. It's designed to replicate first-cut fairway grass, making it particularly well suited for chipping, pitching, and short-game practice. The mat can also be tilted up to 10 degrees, letting you practice uphill, downhill, and sidehill lies instead of hitting every shot from a perfectly flat surface.