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Comparison

Pro Turf (6×10) vs SIGPRO Softy Lite (4x7)

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A side-by-side look at how the Net Return Pro Turf (6×10) and Shop Indoor Golf SIGPRO Softy Lite (4x7) compare on specs, accuracy, room requirements, and price. No hype — just the parts of the decision a buyer actually weighs.

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Full specificationsEvery spec for both, line by line

Specifications

The numbers, lined up.

Dimensions

  • Hitting Surface
    Pro Turf (6×10)6' × 10' (6' wide × 10' long)
    SIGPRO Softy Lite (4x7)4' × 7', single-sided
  • Thickness
    Pro Turf (6×10)About 3/4"
    SIGPRO Softy Lite (4x7)1-1/4"

Hardware

  • Turf
    Pro Turf (6×10)42 oz nylon face weight on a 5 mm foam backing
    SIGPRO Softy Lite (4x7)Seamless; replaceable Softy Lite strip topped with putting turf

Practical

  • Weight
    Pro Turf (6×10)About 54 lb
    SIGPRO Softy Lite (4x7)—
  • Real Tee
    Pro Turf (6×10)Ships with two rubber tees; inserts can be cut into the turf
    SIGPRO Softy Lite (4x7)No — the strip cannot take a real tee (Shop Indoor Golf)
  • Made For
    Pro Turf (6×10)The Net Return Pro Series nets
    SIGPRO Softy Lite (4x7)—
  • Layout
    Pro Turf (6×10)—
    SIGPRO Softy Lite (4x7)Room beside the strip for a floor-standing launch monitor
Persona fitWho each one is better for

Who each one is better for

Honest persona fit, side by side.

Better for SIGPRO Softy Lite (4x7)

  • Recreational Player

    Keeps a floor launch monitor on the mat beside you, on a low surface that meets putting turf without a step.

Both fit

  • Space-Constrained

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