Benefits of Teaching Mat

• You can learn complex golf swing practice efficiently.
• Beginner level learns swing and low handicap checks swing and it is used in various ways including PGA Instructors and First Tee Program teachers.
• As a result of analyzing the frequency of use in a driving range where 8 regular mats and 8 teaching mats are used together, the frequency of teaching mats use increased by an average of 35%, to the point where some regular mats were not used while others had to wait 10-20 minutes to use the teaching mat.
• Looking at the amount of range balls used, 1 basket is usually used on regular mats, while 1.3-1.5 baskets are used on average on teaching mats.

For example, when using 10 Teaching MATs on a green grass driving range,
Benefits:
- Concrete padding construction cost 850 sf $6,000
- Seed, Utility, Labor expense $1,020/Monthly
- Range ball usage average increase of 40%

Feel of Real Grass

Hitting mats should have the feel of real grass as much as possible. On most hitting mats, a chunked shot can look good because the club bounces off the mat rather than digging into it, making it look much better than off-turf. Teaching Mat is made of rubber foam with a consistent feel and realistic grass interaction under the same conditions as ground hardness, taking advantage of the feel of real grass as much as possible.

Impact Shock Absorption
The Teaching Mat makes the height of the grass longer and the rubber foam has the same condition as the ground hardness to absorb the shock from the impact and prevent wrist or elbow injuries.

Durability
The teaching mat has a grass turf thickness of 5/8"± and a foam thickness of 3/4"±, which satisfies shock absorption at impact and does not cause foot slipping or slipping at swing impact, providing optimal data for a stable swing. The teaching mat has a ±(5mm) thick base rubber attached to prevent the floor from slipping, increasing durability by protecting the foam and adhesion to the floor. The grass is made of nylon and treated with UV protection to increase durability for outdoor use.

What is Down Blow Shot?
And why is it important?

First, the accuracy of the shot is high
Second, the distance increases by at least 1-2 clubs
Third, the accuracy of distance increases

This can be said to be the most important part of the teaching mat. Why should you take a down blow shot?

Easy to understand down blow shot, put the ball on the ball mark of the down blow impact guidance device that induces swing, take a stance about one ball to the left of the ball position, then take away according to the slope guidance and shift your weight when coming down in the down swing.

If you practice going down and hitting the ball first without touching the slope guidance and then hitting the mat with the club head so that the club head follow the slop guidance, you will get down blow impact and correct fat shots and topping shots at the same time. What you need to be careful about at this time is that the wrist holding the club should not be scooped.