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Unfortunately, it’s quite common for people to sustain injuries while practicing golf regularly on ranges or at home, so players want to know if there are mats that keep golfers from hurting their joints with repeated impact. The best answer: Fiberbuilt Grass Series golf mats.

Success and improvement in golf is dependent on being able to hit the full gamut of shots, so shouldn't your golf mat be set up to practice all of them? Perhaps it’s time to take a look at a Fiberbuilt Golf Combo Mat.

What’s the best option when you don't have the luxury of a dedicated golf practice space in your home? Fiberbuilt Golf has an answer with its series of stowable hitting mats that provide portable solutions for practice or simulator play and then knock down and store away easily for next time.

There are a lot of options for how golf mats and tee lines are constructed. The reality is that many manufacturers take shortcuts to keep costs down, but who ultimately pays the price? Usually it’s the golfers, who must deal with the negative impacts on their practice, their games and even their bodies. So what can make the difference for providing a superior practice experience? Fiberbuilt Golf uses a premium rubber base for most of its golf mats and all its tee lines to give golfers enhanced benefits for their practice environments.

We’ve seen golf simulator setups ranging from a simple net with a basic launch monitor to the most customized systems in crazy man caves. Regardless of the setup, your golf simulator mat should use a premium hitting surface. Let us tell you why.

Whether you’re focused on improving your game or want to enjoy the most realistic simulator-based playing experience, having a hitting surface that delivers the true feel and accurate launch conditions of real turf is paramount. That’s where Fiberbuilt Golf’s new Player Preferred Series comes in.

We have introduced a variety of products over the last couple of years as part of the Performance Turf Series, and they’ve been incredibly popular. Why? Because they provide the greatest value option among our lines, they have very clean aesthetics, and are exceptionally easy to set up. Plus, their tee-in-turf construction lets you stick your own tees into the hitting surface. Lots of good reasons to like this series of products.

When it comes to creating your home golf practice environment, the range of options is endless, from the simplest throw-down mat to the most exotic simulator setup. So how do you decide what hitting surface you should use? Well, a lot of it comes down to you… meaning that it’s not a one-size-fits-all answer.