Rukket Tri-Turf Golf Hitting Mat for Improved Swing Accuracy

Sam: Bought this mainly for chipping and it feels great. Seems to be good quality. Hit a few chunks to see if the rough would break or damage but stayed intact. Doesn’t move on concrete but will glide across the carpet. We shall see how long it can handle my golf game.

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Larry Francis: I’m really liking this product,when practicing I get more consistent shots. Not to mention saving my lawn from all the divots.Seems the quality is good.Myself I would eliminate the thinnest mat and only have two.

Canada on Sep 23, 2023

peter m coulier: I gave it to my Grandson so he wouldn't tear up my lawn and it worked.

United States on Jun 25, 2023

Amazon Customer: I saw a similar product that came with foam practice balls. That would had been added value …

Canada on Mar 31, 2021

Amazon Customer: Is good product but seems expensive for a small piece of synthetic grass.

Canada on Dec 28, 2020

bostong: Good quality with good thickness.
Wish that the mat was a little more wider.

Canada on May 19, 2020

TCC: Excellent product, as described and delivered on time. I have hit over 100 golf balls a day for 2 weeks and the mat still looks brand new. It's heavy enough to hit off my driveway with minimal movement or on my lawn where it does not move. I would recommend and purchase again if needed.

Canada on Apr 19, 2020

George S West: Buy this! It does the job! Pays for itself in driving range fees that you won't need as much anymore.

An unintended feature of this mat is that when striking balls on the tall grass part it will leave plastic strands stuck to the bottom of your club. It comes off with a minimal rubbing with your finger. But the importance of that is it gives you a visual of where your club face is open or closed when you strike the ball. In other words if the plastic strands are perpendicular to the club face you're striking the ball properly. If the strands are at an angle to the club face then you need to make adjustments to your swing/grip, etc..

I bought the larger size which probably only has one betterment versus the smaller size and that is when you hit the mat hard it shifts a little. The smaller size mat would probably shift a lot more.
I've hit thousands of shots from this mat and it is showing very little signs of wear. I leave it out in the elements all year long.

The mat has 3 levels of grass emulation. The shortest would be compared to a putting green. I'm not sure what good that is but it's there anyway. The mat might be better served with just two levels....

United States on May 02, 2018

Brian: This mat is actually the second Ruckett product I have, and am equally pleased to use. A very considerate daughter and son-in-law gave me a Ruckett multi-purpose hitting net for Christmas, which has been a great training aid for everything from a driver to a wedge. In an effort to save the grass in my backyard while hitting into the net, I did considerable research into mats from which I could hit any club in my bag, and settled on the Ruckett three level mat. I have not been disappointed in my choice. The three levels of "grass" are supposed to replicate a fairway, fringe, and rough on a course. The fairway portion provides a pretty tight lie and is shorter than the greens on some courses I've played. The middle length is what I use the most; it is thick enough to hold up a ball, but thin enough to allow a club head to pass partially below the ball. The "rough" is so dense that a ball sits firmly atop it; we should all be so lucky to get lies like these in the rough on the course. However, the density of this part of the mat works perfectly to hold a tee of any length for practicing tee shots with woods or irons. Just need to use a slightly shorter tee than you would on dirt. The...

United States on Jan 09, 2017

Dr. Who: I have tried all the different mats but none of the really feel like hitting on grass. On top of that there are no good mats for hitting from the rough. I have a Rukknet and love it so i decided to try this mat as well.

PROS:
1. The Fairway mat allows your clubhead to divot without bouncing off the mat. It allows a shallow divot swing. I have 3 different kinds of the high end mats that say that the divot like real grass. They do not. They are as stiff as range mats. I stand on a range mat and have this in front of me so that i am level with this mat.

2. The tight lie mat is realistic enough and really absorbs a lot of the force because of the rubber backing.

3. The Rough mat is a good simulation of normal rough, not thick rough. It t really simulates well. Any swing I practice on this mat, i can do the same swing on the course or the green.

4. It is a durable mat. My daughter and i have hit thousands of full swings on this and it is not even damaged in any way. I also leave this outside on my chipping station in my backyard putting and chipping green. I dont want to damage the expensive rough on my green so i use this for chipping.

CONS:
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United States on Aug 07, 2016