Get notified
An iron meets a teed ball on a compact Stratum hitting strip set flush into simulator turf
Stratum simulator golf mats

The next generation of high performance golf mats

Three engineered mats. One purpose: real contact, without the trade-offs.

The problem

Why most golf mats fall short

Hard mats punish your body

Firm mats send shock into your wrists, elbows and shoulders, rep after rep, especially with irons and wedges.

Soft mats hide the truth

Soft mats feel kind, but the club slides or sinks. You can hit it fat and never know.

Most mats soften over time

A mat that feels right on day one breaks down in the strike zone after a few months of real practice.

One material can't do every job

One foam or one gel layer forces a choice between comfort, realism and durability.

There is a better way. Stratum is an engineered hitting system, not a turf surface glued to foam.

A dark home simulator bay with a Stratum hitting strip inlaid flush in wall-to-wall turf in front of the screen

One technology, three mats

Every layer has a job

We call it Regressive Compression Architecture™. Each layer does one job, and together they create Real Contact™: a realistic strike that protects the player without hiding the quality of the shot.

Exploded view of a Stratum hitting strip showing seven layers, from turf down to the structural base
  1. 01
    Turf surface
    Controls club interaction
  2. 02
    Strike stabilization
    Keeps the club tracking true
  3. 03
    Entry control
    Sets how the club enters
  4. 04
    Transition
    Hands force down gradually
  5. 05
    Compression management
    Stops the mat bottoming out
  6. 06
    Impact absorption
    Takes the shock off your joints
  7. 07
    Structural base
    Keeps the feel consistent for years
Engineered Density Ramp™

Different contact, different response

Instead of dumping every strike into one foam, Stratum steps force down through layers of rising density. The mat responds to how you actually hit it.

An iron set behind a teed ball on short, dense hitting-strip turf

Clean strike

Feels crisp. The club travels through the turf the way it would off a good fairway lie.

Heavy strike

Loses energy. You feel it, and the numbers show it.

Fat shot

Gets punished. No more flushed-looking shots that would have gone nowhere on a course.

Built to last

Tested for real practice

Validated through 15,000-strike durability testing.

A mat should feel the same at strike 10,000 as it did at strike one.

  • Iron and wedge strike testing
  • Compression and layer stability testing
  • Long-term feel monitoring
Cut edge of a Stratum hitting strip showing its bonded layers and memory foam core