SIGPRO 3D Hitting Strip

I have been struggling on which Mat to use as I need both a stance mat and hitting mat or some combo. The options out there all have pros and cons.

1, Fibrebuilt- easy on joints but ball sits up all the time and makes it to easy
2. CCE- punishes bad shots but can lead to injuries over time due the the grabbiness
3. Quatro- this mat seems really good but coming in at slightly under 5×5 would be nice to have something a little bigger as center hitting is tough on something this small
4. fibrebuilt performance mat- Size looks good but I know nothing about this mat. Looks similar to CCE with the rubber base

This hitting strip sells for $149.99 and features a 1-inch thick layer of vibrant green, tightly tufted turf that doesn’t grab the clubhead like other mats will do. As the standard insert included in the SIGPRO Mats, the Preferred Hitting Strip is the perfect replacement for the strips that have worn down over time.

I am in the very beginning stages of research and have my skytrak unit on order. I am wondering what might be the advantages of a hitting mat vs a hitting strip? I feel that for my simulator build, a hitting strip would be more appealing as it would be centered on my screen. If I get a hitting mat, it would be offset from the screen so that the ball would strike the center. I am not looking to cut corners with the hitting mat but also not looking to spend thousands on it either.

If I were to use a hitting mat, what turf is everyone using to butt up to it? What do you put under the turf to make it all flush?

My total area for this unit will be 17ft wide X ~15 ft deep. The screen itself will be 12′ wide x 8′ tall x 4′ deep.

Pictures and feedback on mats or strips would be fantastic. It is a bit of information overload and I don’t want to make the wrong decision. Thanks in advance.

Hello ,

We don’t currently have either, but we are working on adding that in the near future.

SIGPRO is a company that produces hitting mats for golfers. They have replaceable hitting strips that can be replaced without having to buy an entire new mat. In order to maintain your SIGPRO replaceable hitting strips and maximize its lifespan, it is recommended to follow best practices such as cleaning it regularly and storing it properly

In this video Gerald breaks down the best practices to maintain your SIGPRO replaceable hitting strips and maximize its lifespan.

 for rubber tee usage- doesnt hurt the playability or durability of the mat but allows you to use a rubber standard tub tee or adjustable heigth tee that should have been included in the package.

It’s about a pound or so. I use it indoors on a rug. It’s a very good quality but if you want something that won’t move you need a bigger mat that you can stand on with it.

yes but realize the most stable surface would be concrete or wood floor

Yes it can be used as a stance mat – but everybody is different take your widest stance prob a driver and measure to make sure you would be comfortable left to tight foot the 29″ way