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Hitting Strip (Replaceable Insert)
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Carl's Place

Hitting Strip (Replaceable Insert)

$80

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Replaceable strike-zone strip that drops into a hitting mat. The strip takes the wear instead of the mat, so you replace a $79.95 insert every year or two rather than a $600-$1,400 mat. Carl's sells three: the Standard insert, and Foam and Gel divot strips that let the clubhead travel through impact the way real turf does.

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Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

  • Recreational Player

    Cheap insurance for the mat. Replace an $80 strip instead of a $600 mat.

  • Performance Seeker

    The foam and gel divot strips let the club travel through impact rather than bouncing, which is closer to turf feel for high-volume practice.

  • Family Setup

    Concentrated wear from several players lands on a part you can replace.

  • Showroom

    Keeps the hitting surface looking new without replacing the whole mat.

Not for

  • Space-Constrained

    Needs a host mat deep enough to accept an insert; portable and stand-on mats often cannot.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Hardware

VariantsStandard insert $79.95 · Foam divot strip $229.95 · Gel divot strip $279.95
Strip sizeTypically 12 in × 36 in or 12 in × 48 in
PurposeTakes strike wear so the host mat does not
Compatibility noteConfirm strip dimensions match host mat before purchase

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Where this fits in a full simulator.

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