A good golf hitting mat lets you hit down and through the ball without jarring your wrists and elbows, and it gives your launch monitor a clean, consistent strike. We make our own SIGPRO Softy mats in-house, and we also carry Fiberbuilt and TrueStrike. Pick a 4' x 10' mat if right- and left-handed golfers share the room, a 4' x 7' or 5' x 5' mat for tighter spaces, a low-profile mat for low ceilings, or a rubber-base commercial mat for daily use. Most of our mats have a replaceable hitting strip, so you replace the strip, not the whole mat.
Not sure what fits your room? Call our simulator team at 972-848-7491 or visit our showroom in Celina, TX.
The SIGPRO Softy 4' x 10' was our best-selling golf mat of 2026, followed by the Softy 4' x 7'. The rest cover commercial use, low ceilings and other budgets.
$1,199.99
Best for: Home simulators shared by right- and left-handed golfers
Shop the SIGPRO Softy 4' x 10'$999.99
Best for: Smaller rooms and net setups with a launch monitor
Shop the SIGPRO Softy 4' x 7'$1,369.99
Best for: Commercial bays and launch monitors with large hitting zones
Shop the SIGPRO Super Softy 4' x 9'$839.99
Best for: Low ceilings and rooms where the mat gets rolled up
Shop the SIGPRO Softy LITE 4' x 7'$1,249 $1,349
Best for: Golfers who want to hit down and through with a floor-unit monitor
Shop the Fiberbuilt Studio 7' x 4'$529.99
Best for: Outdoor practice, driving ranges, and high-volume use
Shop the SIGPRO 3D 5' x 5'Start with your room. Measure the ceiling, decide whether lefties and righties will share the mat, and check where your launch monitor sits. Then match the mat type below. A mat raises you 1-1/4 to 2.5 inches, so height matters in a low room.
| Type | Best for | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Foam-backed mat with Softy strip (SIGPRO Softy 4' x 7', 4' x 10') | Home simulators and garages | 2.5" tall, takes a real tee, and the 28" x 12" strip is replaceable when it wears. |
| Low-profile mat (SIGPRO Softy LITE) | Low ceilings and flex rooms | Only 1-1/4" tall and rolls up for storage. The putting-turf strip needs an accessory tee. |
| Rubber-base commercial mat (Super Softy, Commercial Teeline) | Commercial bays and permanent installs | Heavy rubber tiles stay in place. Super Softy's 48" strip and Teeline turf suit large launch monitor hitting zones. |
| Fiberbuilt Grass Series studio mat | Players who want to hit down and through | Grass panels carry a 300,000-shot guarantee. Center hitting suits down-the-line radar like TrackMan or FlightScope. |
| Gel-section mat (TrueStrike) | Range-style practice, indoors or out | Modular sections with a gel hitting section that lets the club strike down and through the ball. |
| Hitting strip only | DIY simulator floors and worn-out strips | The Softy strip is 28" x 12" x 2.5" and drops into a subfloor or a SIGPRO Softy mat. |
Not sure which mat fits your room and launch monitor? Call us at 972-848-7491 and we will help you pick.
Browse our own SIGPRO line, the other mat brands we carry, and the hitting strips and flooring that go with them.
Comparing the SIGPRO Softy Golf Mats
We compare the SIGPRO Softy golf mats side by side so you can see which size and strip fit your setup.
What Is the Best Hitting Strip for a Golf Simulator? (SIGPRO Hitting Strip Guide)
How the Softy, Softy LITE, Softy XL, 3D, and Preferred hitting strips differ and which one to choose.
Why Our SIGPRO Softy Is The Best Golf Mat
Why we designed the SIGPRO Softy and what makes the strip easier on your joints.
We design, sell and install golf simulators from our showroom in Celina, Texas. Our team will help you pick the right golf mat for your room, swing and budget.
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For most home simulators we recommend the SIGPRO Softy. The 4' x 10' has stance areas on both sides, so right- and left-handed golfers can share it, and the 4' x 7' fits smaller rooms. Both use a replaceable 28" x 12" Softy strip that takes a real tee. The Softy 4' x 10' was also our best-selling golf mat of 2026.
If you want a rubber-base mat with a turf you can hit down and through, look at the Fiberbuilt Grass Series studio mats. For a commercial bay with heavy daily use, the SIGPRO Super Softy is the better fit, with its rubber tile base and longer 48" strip.
Golf mats on our site start at $99 for a small Fiberbuilt practice mat. Full simulator mats with a stance area and hitting strip cost more, and large commercial and combo systems cost the most. A cheap mat can feel hard and wear out fast, which leads to sore elbows and wrists. We suggest buying a mat with a replaceable hitting strip, so you replace the strip instead of the whole mat when it wears.
The most common simulator mat sizes are 4' x 7' and 5' x 5'. These work well when one golfer, or golfers who all swing the same way, use the room. If right- and left-handed golfers share the space, choose a 4' x 10' with a center strip and a stance on each side. Fiberbuilt also makes 9' x 4' center-hitting and 10' x 4' double-hitting studio mats, and combo systems up to 10' x 16'.
Your mat raises you off the floor, so it takes away ceiling clearance. The SIGPRO Softy is 2.5" tall, the Fiberbuilt 7' x 4' studio mat is 2" high, the SIGPRO 3D is 1.6", and the Softy LITE is only 1-1/4". We consider 8 feet the absolute minimum ceiling for most simulators, and 9 to 10 feet is recommended. If your ceiling is close to 8 feet, a low-profile mat like the Softy LITE gives you back some room.
On many mats, yes. The SIGPRO Softy 4' x 7' and 4' x 10', the Super Softy mats, the Commercial Teeline, and the Fairway Series all take a real tee. The Softy LITE mats do not, because the strip is topped with putting turf, so use an accessory tee. The SIGPRO 3D has four tee insert locations and works best with a simulator tee or a TeeClaw. Fiberbuilt hitting panels have four tee holes for rubber tees or friction-fit tee holders.
Look for a mat with a soft, forgiving hitting strip. A hard mat does not give like real turf when you hit a shot a little fat, and that impact goes into your wrists and elbows. The SIGPRO Softy strip has a soft foam core under 1" Teeline turf, a flexible ABS polyurethane layer, and three compression slots that release air at impact. Fiberbuilt Grass Series panels and TrueStrike's gel section are also built to let you hit down and through.
Some mats are made for outdoor use and some are not. The SIGPRO 3D is waterproof and heat resistant and is built for ranges. The Super Softy and Commercial Teeline mats are listed for indoor or outdoor use, and TrueStrike mats are designed for both. The SIGPRO Softy, Softy LITE, and Fairway Series are made for indoor use. Even with an outdoor mat, we recommend a covered spot and bringing the hitting surface in when bad weather is coming.
Match the mat to where your launch monitor sits. Floor-unit optical monitors like Foresight or SkyTrak need room beside the ball, and the Fiberbuilt 7' x 4' studio mat includes a 2' spacer for that. Center-hitting mats suit down-the-line radar units like TrackMan and FlightScope. Monitors with large hitting zones, like the Foresight Falcon, pair well with the SIGPRO Commercial Teeline or the Super Softy's 48" strip.
A full mat includes the base, the stance area, and the hitting surface, so it is ready to use out of the box. A standalone hitting strip makes sense in two cases. You can replace a worn strip in a SIGPRO Softy mat instead of buying a new mat, or you can set a strip into a DIY simulator floor built from gym tiles and turf. The Softy strip measures 28" x 12" x 2.5" and takes a real tee.
