DRIVING RANGE MATS DRIVING RANGE MAT


MT-331 4-Hole Square 59” x 59” Mat $239.95 MT-332 8-Hole Square 59” x 59” Mat $239.95 MT-333 Octagon 59” x 59” Mat


• Three Layer Construction Driving Range Mat • Constructed from 1/2” knitted nylon • Set into a liquid urethane base • Weight - 35 lbs


MT-333 Octagon


MT-332


10% DISCOUNT WHEN ORDERING 10 OR MORE MATS


DUAL BLEND DRIVING RANGE MAT


New Dual Blend turf combines two turf heights to reduce club head resistance and provide a more realistic hitting surface.


MT-400 4-Hole Square 59” x 59” Dual Blend $259.95 MT-401 8-Hole Square 59” x 59” Dual Blend $259.95 MT-402 Octagon 59” x 59” Dual Blend


MT-400


10% DISCOUNT WHEN ORDERING 10 OR MORE MATS


RUBBER TEES


• NBR/PVC closed cell 3/4” foam pad • Polyurethane liquid poured bonding process • 100% Knitted Nylon • 1 Year Guarantee • Weight - 35 lbs


BALL TRAYS RT-001A 13 /4 ” Rubber Tee


RT-001B 2” Rubber Tee /4


RT-001D


RT-001E 21 ” Rubber Tee /4


23 ” Rubber Tee RT-001H 31 ” Rubber Tee


RT-001G 3” Rubber Tee /2


RT-001C 21 ” Rubber Tee /2


$ .75 $ .75 $ .75 $ .75 $ .75 $ .75 $ .75


Fiberbuilt Tees FB-658/621 Adjustable Tee System (Box of 50): Hollow Rubber Tees (call for part number)


A FULL LINE OF FIBERBUILT AND TARTAN TURF MAT SYSTEMS AND ACCESSORIES ARE AVAILABLE.


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BT-001Wire Ball Tray $13.95 Provide convenience for your customer and speed up their practice time with a black epoxy painted, steel wire constructed range ball tray. Holds 80 range balls.


BT-002A Plastic Ball Tray, Forest Green $22.95 BT-002B Plastic Ball Tray, Black


$22.95


This range ball tray is UV stable and has drain holes to eliminate water buildup. Holds 90 range balls.


FB-621 3” Replacement Tee FB-658 2” Tee Holder $259.95 $239.95


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