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J.R. Mats was the first to introduce a golf mat that could take a real tee at the 2006 PGA show and although that's what got the initial attention the "Real Feel" quickly became the reputation of This great golf mat.

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I’ve got my very own backyard golf course and it couldn’t be more fun.

My Backyard course consists of 3 Tee Mats and a synthetic putting green.

We hit Birdieballs (limited flight golf practice balls) from the Tee Off Mat and then place a real golf ball and play it in from there.

My backyard golf green measures 20×30 and has 4 cups. We move the flag position clockwise after each hole, so the combination of  3 golf mats and 4 cups means that we never play the same hole twice.

It’s has helped my golf game – specifically my short game.  If you miss the green on your tee shot you typically have a 1 to 5 yard chip to the green. So you need to develop very soft hands to get up-and-down and save par.