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Golf simulator deals
A good hitting mat protects your joints, lets the club glide through impact like real turf and helps your launch monitor read clean strikes. We compare golf mat prices at trusted retailers so you can upgrade for less.
14 deals · Prices updated 15 hours ago
Ranked by real discount against each product's 90-day price — not inflated list prices.

SIGPRO

Fiberbuilt

Fiberbuilt

Carl's Place

Country Club Elite

Fiberbuilt

SafePlay Golf

SIGPRO

SIGPRO

SwingTurf

The Net Return

TrueStrike

TrueStrike

TrueStrike
Buying guide
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Look for turf that lets the club slide through impact instead of bouncing. It feels more like a real lie and is kinder to your wrists and elbows.
02
Make sure you can stand on the mat with the ball in its normal position. If left- and right-handed golfers will share it, pick a wider mat or one with a centered hitting strip.
03
Check how the hitting surface holds up to daily practice and whether a worn strip can be replaced without buying a whole new mat.
A mat around 4 by 5 feet works for one golfer. Choose a wider mat, or one with a centered hitting strip, if left- and right-handed players will share it.
Some mats accept real wooden tees, while others use rubber tees in set heights. Check the product details if you want to tee the ball at your usual height.
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