louise_a
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Wont be long now before mats are put away until the end of the year, at my club we do advocate using a mat anywhere in the general area, which seems sensible tome as we do not run qualifying competitions during the winter.
I think I have already mentioned this earlier in the thread, but I haven't checked. My mates daughter bought him the long pile as a present when he wanted the short pile, so he trimmed half of it so he has a 50/50. Ironically, he appears to favour the long pile.Has anyone opted for the long pile spurk matt over the short pile? Just wondering how different the two play
Played using a matt (short pile) at the weekend for the first time ever and found it was ok with my irons but really struggled with my woods.
But which fairway mats were each team using?Brazilian clubs Cruzeiro and Atletico Mineiro were playing against each other on Sunday. Interesting match, that included 23 red cards.
This occured after a mass brawl. If VAR had been involved, I dread to think how long it would have taken to evaluate everything that had gone on, before giving their recommendations to the ref.
One of the chaps in our group has the long pile versions.Has anyone opted for the long pile spurk matt over the short pile? Just wondering how different the two play
Played using a matt (short pile) at the weekend for the first time ever and found it was ok with my irons but really struggled with my woods.
OopsBut which fairway mats were each team using?![]()
There is NO reason to secure a cheapie mat......just hit the bloody ball first. At that point.....it doesn't matter what mat you use.I was playing today and noticed that 2 of us had Spurk and two had plastic mats. It was obvious that those with Spurks were much more consistent.
The plastic mats had not been secured with a tee, and were a little “warped” and therefore had a significant movement when not hit cleanly, resulting in more duff shots.
We all play off similar (mid) handicaps, and have had compulsory mats for some weeks.
I’m sticking with a Spurk.
My mate has a short pile but on a slope the ball won’t stay on the mat.Has anyone opted for the long pile spurk matt over the short pile? Just wondering how different the two play
Played using a matt (short pile) at the weekend for the first time ever and found it was ok with my irons but really struggled with my woods.
There is a skill to it.....leaving one side of a Spurk higher than the other helps. Another advantage of the cheapie mat on the smooth side....it has an area that allows the ball to stay in place unless it's really slanted.My mate has a short pile but on a slope the ball won’t stay on the mat.
Use the hole until slope gets too severeMy mate has a short pile but on a slope the ball won’t stay on the mat.
Hitting the “bloody” ball first….There is NO reason to secure a cheapie mat......just hit the bloody ball first. At that point.....it doesn't matter what mat you use.
Lol.. I've only read that comment about 5 times..Hitting the “bloody” ball first….
If only we were all that consistent![]()