Product Description : 10" x 21" dual height chipping and driving mat allows the golfer to practice both fairway and rough lie shots at home I have recently purchased this product. It is overall good but still I have to mention some pros and cons.PROS1. Value for the price.2. You can practice the hits in both kind of surfaces at the same time.3. It has the rubber mat at the bottom has decent friction. If you hit hard on the mat it may move.CONS1. I feel it is very small in size. If you are hitting little long before the ball you may be hitting the surface of the ground. Unfortunately I am practicing in my garage has the hard surface. So I have to hit very carefully.2. Higher part of the turf is coming out quickly. If the turf is struck between your ball and the club head then it more chance of coming out. With in 10 of using this product i see the my divot on the turf. Unfortunately, the product features advertised on Amazon are not accurate. It states that there are two rubber tees included, when if fact only one is included. Similar products have two rubber tees of different height, and I thought I was going to get that with this product. Not the case. Also, the two green levels are quite small, 7 3/4" x 9" each, so make sure your contact is precise....not a lot of green to work with. That being said, the quality seems very good. After about a 2 months of sporadic use, my mat simply tore at a seam. This caused it to fall apart and become trash. I imagine if you strike the mat with a proper stroke, it will be fine, but if you are working on fixing your swing, then this is probably not for you. I, like many golfers tend to come over the top with my swing, this caused me to hit the mat where it attaches at the synthetic grass and the base molding. The grass is threaded into another layer which is glued into place on top of the base. Eventually this second layer separated from the base and the "grass" separated completely. Cheap glue = not a well made product.
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