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Question: If using this mat on textured concrete (like a driveway), will it stay in place, and will it protect your hands and clubs?
Document: I've had this mat about a week, and I find I can get a dozen foam balls and set up in the backyard and hit them into the side of my house with all my clubs with no damage. A very cheap alternative to a full sized mat which can cost $400. It isn't huge, but big enough to hit off of effectively. Heavy enough to stay put unless you hit a really (REALLY) fat shot. I like the feel and it doesn't mark my clubs.
I bought this mat the other day in order to protect my back yard from my golf clubs. It's a great hitting mat for the money. It's a little small, but more than enough for practicing in the yard.
Well made! Solid and heavy enough to stay in place after you hit the ball. Had one before that was light weight and I had to replace it after every swing.
This little mat is surprisingly heavy duty. Just carrying it around you can feel the heft, and it stays in place nicely when you swing at it. Out in the yard it definitely doesn't go anywhere, and on concrete it shifts only a couple inches. For such a small pad, this is impressive. One thing I did to help cushion the impacts in the garage is place it on a horsestall mat that I use for dropping weights while working out, and it feels a lot better.
I wanted something to protect my lawn...this works great and my wife is very happy to NOT see all those divots! I expected it to jump around more than it does...but it's heavy enough to pretty much stay put. Some have said it's too small...I think it's just right!
Non-jarring - Even when I smack this with my drivers, I do not get the horrible shock as I would when I hit off firm ground.Cons:1. For experienced golfers only - I cannot use this to teach my wife to swing.Summary:I know lots of golfers that use this mat. That is the reason I started using it years ago. It has been a time tested swing mat and it will protect your club and lawn from damage. I highly recommend it.
Bought this to prevent divots when I was learning to Golf. Does exactly what it needs to do separating the ball from the lawn and it includes a rubber grip for using a tee. It is small though and it doesn't always stay put. I found a tent stake worked best to keep it secured when using.
Nothing wrong in the picture..  compare to golf ball size, mat is right size..  A bit bigger would be better. But the quality is just like the brand, Callaway. I have Callaway golf clubs and bags and now have mat... It's best brand, and this mat shows exactly what you expected..  Only reason give 4 is the size is a bit small.
Don't let the size fool you. It is quite rugged will take a lot of punishment even when not using tees. Anchor it in the turf with a 40d or 50d nail or spike and you are ready. I would advise buying a set of rubber tees (the kind you see at driving ranges) unless your willing to break and replace a wooden one after every tee shot. The rubber one fits neatly into the hole where you would otherwise place a wooden tee in the original holder.
It still smells like gasoline after 3 months of sitting outside. It even gets on my hands when I move it. Just threw it in the trash - who knows how toxic it might be.
Answer: yes