winter mats scuff underside of driver

[markgs]

Winter mats are up soon, do they damage the underneath of the driver which have black finish on them? thinking of buying a cheap driver just not to damage mine, anyone else worried about this?

 

[Rooter]

anyone else worried about this?

No. (Full stop there as forum won't let u reply under 3 characters)

 

[Imurg]

Should you be hitting the mats with a driver...?

 

[SocketRocket]

Why are you hitting the mat with your driver?

 

[markgs]

Should you be hitting the mats with a driver...?

well the underneath of my driver head does

 

[Imurg]

well the underneath of my driver head does

How high do you tee the ball..?

 

[markgs]

How high do you tee the ball..?

average hight

 

[Imurg]

Do you normally brush the grass when mats are not in use..?

 

[markgs]

Do you normally brush the grass when mats are not in use..?

yes always

 

[Imurg]

Do you go to a range and use the driver?
Any damage?
If not then don't worry.
I doubt you'll get any more scratches than normal if you brush the ground every time..

 

[duncan mackie]

:rofl:

best thread for a long time

:thup:

 

[NWJocko]

This is a joke right?

 

[ger147]

A winter mat fitting is essential!!

 

[Liqdaddymac]

Just get a shoe spike fitting done for winter. Generally they are and inch longer if you play off matts for the exact reason you are worrying about.

 

[Markw]

Just get a shoe spike fitting done for winter. Generally they are and inch longer if you play off matts for the exact reason you are worrying about.

Just cut your driver an inch shorter

 

[Liqdaddymac]

Ahhhh, should have thought of that before I bought new shoes and went for the spike fitting as I usually wear street style spikeless shoes.

 

[Hobbit]

I got some mud on my wedge... I've rang the Samaritans...

 

[Brian_C]

I'd be more concerned with scuffing the underside of an iron or rescue club on those mats. That was one of the things I was to work on (out come of a lesson). And I noted the underside of my 7i and 5i being pretty scuffed up after.
I don't think the underside of a driver should be scuffing the mat.

 

[Pin-seeker]

So you spend a fortune on 2 top of the range drivers & now you're contemplating buy a 3rd cheap driver so you don't scratch the other 2 the mind boggles.
You could either put some tape on the bottom of your current drivers,or learn to hit them properly

 

[BrizoH71]