“I was skeptical about practicing without a ball. Two weeks in, my contact is the best it's been in years. The feedback is honest in a way the range isn't.”

Real swings, real garages, real living rooms.
|   | TheStrikemat | Driving Range |
|---|---|---|
| Practice without leaving home | ||
| No balls to buy or chase | ||
| No net or screen needed | ||
| Costs nothing after you buy it | ||
| Ready in under 10 seconds | ||
| Works at 11pm in your garage |
Use it for 30 days. If your contact hasn't improved, send it back for a full refund. No questions, no restocking fee. We'd rather you keep practicing than keep a mat you don't use.
| Mat dimensions | 24" x 12" (60 x 30 cm) |
| Mat thickness | Approx. 1" including foam base |
| Target height | 2.4" (6 cm) |
| Target material | Flexible rubber, self-righting |
| Surface | Dense artificial turf |
| Base | High-density foam, non-slip |
| Suitable clubs | Irons and wedges |
| Weight | Light enough to carry one-handed |
| Indoor use | Yes |
| Outdoor use | Yes |
No. That's the point. You swing at the strike target instead of a ball, so there's nothing to chase, nothing to lose, and nothing that can break a window. You get the same contact feedback without any of the cleanup.
No. Nothing leaves the mat. That's what makes it work indoors — no net, no screen, no cage, no setup and teardown every time you want ten minutes of practice.
The mat has a dense foam base that absorbs the strike and grips hard floors without sliding. The target is flexible rubber, so it gives on impact rather than jarring the club. It's safe on concrete, hardwood, carpet and tile.
It bends on contact and springs straight back upright, ready for the next swing. It's a single piece of flexible rubber with nothing to break or wear out. No resetting, no picking it up off the floor.
Yes. It's quiet enough for a living room and small enough to leave out or tuck behind a door. Most customers keep it in the garage, but plenty practice in front of the TV.