Premium Replacement Turf Top for OptiShot 1 and Optishot 2, Green

This is a great product with greater durability than what comes with the OptiShot 2.

Fits like a glove and is very durable.

Seems to be durable. Haven't used it yet. A lot thicker than the original one for the optishot

EDIT 2: I shipped the swing mat back to the seller and they received it on June 29th, it is now July 7th and they have not responded to my messages, or the messages from Amazon instructing them to refund my money. Amazon refunded me today but the seller is dodgy and unprofessional, please spend your hard earned money elsewhereEDIT: I’ve been using this for a little over a week now (less than 500 shots) and it’s already ruined. Turf peeled off of the mat the EXACT same way the $35 turf upgrades do. These are not worth the money they want for them, and I had to modify my $120 hitting mat to get it to fit so I’m out $240 nowThis is a must have for the optishot, it is extremely plush and ford not punish your arms and wrist for hitting fat shots. I’ve only had it a few day but I’ve hit at least 500 balls off of it and so far so good. You need to modify your swing speed to 110% due to the thickness difference away from the lasers. I’m hoping it holds up to a lot of use. I will update the review if I see signs of wear as the weeks go by. It is expensive at $120 but so far, im really happy I bought it

The turf starting peeling and tearing after so many hits

I bought the Optishot 2 last summer and have played it quite a lot. Last spring was my first time golfing and I guess I went all in. I had built a mat for it by gluing some artificial grass to some of that foam workout matting, cutting in a hole for the optishot. The first thing I noticed after installing this thicker pad is that it is a lot quieter than the stock pad. It also doesn't hurt when you get a little too far down on the ball. I haven't ripped it yet. I did have to put 2" foam insulation board with a cutout under my mat, and now the pad sits about 1/8" under my footing. The next thing I have noticed after about 3 rounds on the game is that my yardages are less with the thick pad than the stock one. not sure if it is changing the club head speed by being further away from the sensors or what is going on, but i have to club up to get to the green. On the stock mat, i bought extra rubber mat tees and cut them flush with the mat so that the ball would sit in the correct location and I could insert a standard tee when driving. With this you just put the tee into the grass and that seems to hold it, but you can only put the tee in so far before it hits the heavy rubber bottom, affecting tee hight, so i'm not sure if this is why i can no longer hit the driver straight or if my skills are just evaporating. With the standard pad and my old setup, in driving range mode hitting irons into my net return the ball would either roll back onto the Optishot or it was easy to use the club to get it in the right spot to hit again. With this thicker pad and new setup the ball cannot make the 2 1/2" jump to get back on the hitting area and ball falls into the sensor locations. It is difficult to impossible to use the club to position the ball with the club. I do really like how the ball hits off this, but not sure if the upside outweighs the downsides. I'll update this after I have more time on it.

This is less than one month of use and I will admit I’m not the best golfer hints why I purchased the thick turf for the optishot 2 maybe played on 10 times less than 100 balls and this is how it treats me I would suggest purchasing different brand maybe this is a cheaply made and marked up to premium product price very disappointed in the durability and Can not contact seller