New Mats & Nets for sale: Buyers Guide 2018
Consistency is the key to success, but many social golfers do not have enough time in their schedules to train during the week, so there isn’t not a lot of opportunity to hone their skills in preparation for a round at the weekend.
That’s where training aids come into play. Made up of alignment aids, mats and nets, players are able to get a few spare minutes to practice their game while in the comfort of their own home.
This buying guide offer hints and tips for gaining valuable experience on the golf course by using training aids, mats and nets, while also offering a great range of the best products available today to give everyone’s game a boost.
Long game
Golfers who are looking for improvements or tweaks to their long game should consider setting up a full-size practice net in their garden (or a smaller practice net in their home). In this day and age, there simply is not enough hours in the day to head to the driving range, so this is a great way to bring the driving range to you – and it is far better value, too.
There is a great range of practice nets on the market right now, including some of the best long-game nets which have been tried and tested to a high standard by in-store PGA Pros. Some of the best quality practice nets include the SKLZ Quickster Chipping Net, PGA Tour Pro Driving Net, Links Choice Practice Net, Masters Golf Pop Up Chipping Practice Net and SKLZ Practice Net.
Short Game
Working on short game, chipping nets are highly recommended. For use both indoors and outside, a chipping net is essential for a better game as it allows golfers to learn the basics of getting the golf ball into the air, and landing it soft and true at the designated target.
To avoid any unforeseen accidents while chipping golf balls in the house, try investing in airflow golf balls, which are specially designed for playing indoors. There’s some good options out there to choose from, including the Masters Golf Airflow Practice Balls, Masters Golf 30% Practice Balls, PGA Tour 36 Practice Balls and Masters Golf Practice Foam Practice Balls.
By adding a chipping net, such as the Masters Golf Pop Up Chipping Practice Net and SKLZ Quickster Chipping Net to your training gear, the level at which you develop particular skills with the golf ball can be drastically improved – and will also help reduce the risk of hitting a dreaded fat or thin slice shot when you play for real.
Putting
The putter is the most used golf club in the bag, so it stands to reason that it should also be the club golfers are best at using. However, be that as it may, it is in fact still the least practiced area of a golfers’ game.
A wide range of golf putting mats are available at american golf for all types of player. And each offers something to challenge the skills and mind set of all golfers, including varying degrees of hazards and flags. Some of the more popular putting mats available include the PGA Tour Augusta Deluxe Putting Matt, Sklz Launch Pad, PGA Tour Golf Putting Mat, PGA Tour 2 in 1 Turf Practice Mat, Masters Golf Deluxe Return Putting Mat, PGA Tour Indoor & Outdoor Putting Mat and PGA Tour 3x9 Pro Length Putting Mat.
Training aids
Training aids are the quintessential addition for any golfer looking for total improvements in his or her game. At American Golf, we stock a huge range of training aids to help golfers of all skill levels reach their potential.
Some of the very best golf training aids on the market right now include the GAME GOLF LIVE Digital Tracking System, Swingyde Training Aid, Welling Ultimate Putt Matt 3 Metres, SkyCaddie SkyPro Swing Analyser Training Aid, PGA Tour Swing Trainer, SkyTrak Personal Launch Monitor & Simulator, Zepp 2 Sensor Swing Analyser, Garmin TruSwing Golf Swing Sensor, Callaway Golf Putt Genie Training Aid and Golf Grip Training Aid, among others.