Golf Hitting Mats — Canada
The mat you hit off every day should be kind to your joints and honest about your strike. Thicker turf and a shock-absorbing base matter most on concrete floors. We list the turf depth and footprint on every mat so you know what fits and what it feels like underfoot.
Buying Guidance
Choosing hitting mats
A hitting mat has two jobs: give you a consistent lie and protect your body from the floor beneath it. On concrete or a garage slab, thin mats transmit the shock of every strike straight into your wrists and elbows — a thicker turf pile over a shock-absorbing base makes a real difference over a long winter of practice. Look for turf you can push a real tee into rather than relying only on rubber tees, and a non-slip backing so the mat stays where you put it through a full swing. Footprint matters too: leave room for your stance and a natural follow-through. If your floor is especially hard, add a separate stance mat so both feet and the ball sit at the same height. We describe the product honestly and leave the medical claims to physiotherapists.
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