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7 suppliers

Range mats and tee lines

Amtech Range

Wednesbury, United Kingdom

West Midlands supplier of driving range equipment, including balls, mats, ball pickers and washers, dispensers, card payment systems and bay heaters.

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Huxley Golf

Warnford, United Kingdom

Hampshire maker of all-weather artificial golf surfaces, including course tees, range mats, putting greens, practice nets and bunkers.

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SYNLawn Golf

Dalton, United States

Nylon synthetic putting greens, tee line turf, hitting mats and simulator turf for courses, ranges, golf entertainment venues and indoor practice facilities, installed by a distributor network across North America.

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TH Golf

Dinas Powys, United Kingdom

Welsh supplier of golf course accessories, flags, flagsticks, hole cups, range balls, range mats, targets and artificial grass.

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Tour Greens

Dalton, United States

Dalton, Georgia builder of synthetic putting greens, short game greens, tee lines and range mats for courses, ranges and resorts, installed through US dealers.

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Fiberbuilt Golf

Calgary, Canada

Calgary manufacturer of golf hitting mats, tee lines and putting surfaces for driving ranges, practice facilities and simulator studios.

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Range Solutions

Wrexham, United Kingdom

North Wales manufacturer and supplier of driving range equipment, including dispensers, collectors, mats, bay dividers, targets and artificial turf.

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Choosing range mats and tee lines for your driving range

The firms in this hub supply the hitting surfaces your bays depend on, from single mats and full tee lines to replacement hitting strips and the rubber bases they sit on. You can buy from makers that build their own surfaces, from range equipment suppliers that sell mats alongside balls and machinery, and from firms that design and install a whole practice area for you. Several say their synthetic surfaces keep your practice areas in use through wet weather and heavy footfall and cut watering, mowing and reseeding. Each listing shows what the firm makes and where it works, so you can shortlist quickly.

Makers of synthetic tee surfaces

Huxley Golf in Hampshire, England, makes Premier Tee Turf 2, which the company says lets golfers hit irons and woods off a standard tee peg. Its mats can be rotated to spread wear, and it also sells the Hux Mat 350 Black hitting mat. Fiberbuilt Golf, which began in Calgary in 1995, offers four hitting surface series for its tee lines and mats on a modular rubber base. Tour Greens in Dalton, Georgia, builds tee lines and range mats that the company says can stand in while range turf recovers or serve as a permanent surface.

Range equipment suppliers that carry mats

If you want mats from the same source as your balls and machinery, three UK firms fit. Range Solutions near Wrexham sells Eagle, Classic Turf, training, winter tee and TrueStrike mats. TH Golf near Cardiff sells its own mats plus replacement tee turf and fairway hitting strips, so you can renew worn strips without buying a whole mat. Amtech Range in Wednesbury lists a shock resistant mat, a mat with printed teaching lines and rubber tees in assorted heights.

What to compare

  • Where they work. Amtech Range lists the UK. Tour Greens sells through a US dealer network. Range Solutions says it works worldwide, TH Golf serves the UK and worldwide, and Huxley Golf handles overseas enquiries through its UK head office and distributors.
  • Make or resell. Huxley Golf, Fiberbuilt Golf, Tour Greens and Range Solutions describe themselves as makers. Amtech Range and TH Golf sell their own named lines alongside other brands.
  • Installation. Huxley Golf and Range Solutions offer design and installation, Tour Greens installs through certified dealers, and Amtech Range does full range installations with its own engineers.
  • Founded year. Huxley Golf gives 1946, Fiberbuilt Golf 1995 and Tour Greens 1996. The other three do not publish one.

Compare the 7 suppliers listed for range mats and tee lines

Use this table to build your shortlist fast: you see where each supplier is based, what it supplies and how long it has traded, taken from its own website. Open a listing for photos, full services and a direct way to get in touch.

SupplierBased inWhat it suppliesFounded
Amtech RangeWednesbury, United KingdomRange balls; Range mats and tees; Range machinery2009
Fiberbuilt GolfCalgary, CanadaRange tee lines; Studio hitting mats (single, center and double hitting); Combo mats with putting green1995
Huxley GolfWarnford, United KingdomPractice tees and tee lines; Driving range mats and hitting bays; Synthetic putting greens and short game areas1946
Range SolutionsWrexham, United KingdomDriving range bay dividers; Spike Range carpet tile flooring; Driving range golf matsNot published
SYNLawn GolfDalton, United StatesCommercial synthetic putting greens and putting courses; Driving range tee lines and hitting mats; Golf simulator turf2003
TH GolfDinas Powys, United KingdomRange balls; Range mats and replacement hitting strips; Range targets and markersNot published
Tour GreensDalton, United StatesSynthetic practice putting greens; Short game greens; Driving range tee lines1996

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Which of these suppliers have been trading longest?

Of the 5 that publish a founding year, the longest established are Huxley Golf (1946), Fiberbuilt Golf (1995), Tour Greens (1996) and SYNLawn Golf (2003).

Which brands do these suppliers make or carry?

Brands named on their own websites include amtech:range (Amtech Range); Amtech PRO Series (Amtech Range); Range Servant (Amtech Range); Thrasher (Amtech Range); Fiberbuilt Grass Series (Fiberbuilt Golf); Performance Turf Series (Fiberbuilt Golf); Player Preferred Series (Fiberbuilt Golf); VeroTurf (Fiberbuilt Golf).

Which publish memberships, accreditations or approvals?

Huxley Golf (EGU accredited, GUW accredited).

Who can design and install a complete tee line or practice area?

You can have the whole job done by Huxley Golf, which lays out hitting bays, tee lines, nets and greens for your space, or by Range Solutions, which designs, installs and refurbishes driving ranges. Amtech Range handles full range installations in the UK, and Tour Greens installs through certified US dealers.

Which firms can supply a driving range in the United States?

Tour Greens sells and installs across the US through a nationwide network of certified dealers. Fiberbuilt Golf first grew with facilities throughout North America and now has its main headquarters in Aberdeen, North Carolina. Range Solutions and TH Golf both say they work worldwide.

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Questions about Range mats and tee lines

How many suppliers are listed for range mats and tee lines?

7 suppliers: 4 in the United Kingdom, 2 in the United States and 1 in Canada. The comparison table lists them in alphabetical order.

Which suppliers for range mats and tee lines are based in the United Kingdom?

Amtech Range, Huxley Golf, Range Solutions and TH Golf.

Can I replace worn hitting strips without buying new mats?

Yes. TH Golf sells replacement tee turf and fairway hitting strips, so you renew only the worn surface. Huxley Golf says its Premier Tee Turf 2 mats can be rotated to spread wear or lifted to work on the ground beneath, which helps your tee line last longer.

Which firms supply mats for teaching studios and simulator bays?

Fiberbuilt Golf sells studio hitting mats in single, center and double hitting layouts, plus combo mats with a putting green. Amtech Range offers its 150 x 150 cm mats for ranges, coaching studios and simulators. Range Solutions builds RangeBay covered practice and teaching bays.

Which are based outside the United Kingdom?

SYNLawn Golf and Tour Greens (United States); Fiberbuilt Golf (Canada).

Which of these suppliers have been trading longest?

Of the 5 that publish a founding year, the longest established are Huxley Golf (1946), Fiberbuilt Golf (1995), Tour Greens (1996) and SYNLawn Golf (2003).

You can check every answer against the 7 listings in this section: each one is worked out from what they publish.