Landing Pad Turf Bundle

The Landing Pad Turf Bundle creates a wider turf-covered area around your golf simulator hitting position. It replaces the look and feel of exposed concrete, carpet, or other flooring with a more complete fairway-style surface. The added coverage helps a dedicated simulator room feel more cohesive while giving you a consistent area around the hitting mat.

The turf uses a 1-inch pile putting green material. This construction gives the surrounding floor a clean golf-course appearance without replacing the hitting mat itself. The Landing Pad sits around the hitting area, while the hitting mat remains the surface designed for direct club impact. This layout gives each surface a clear role in the simulator setup.

A foam-backed base adds cushioning underfoot. The extra layer creates a softer surface around the stance area and reduces the hard-floor feel found in many indoor simulator rooms. The backing also helps the turf provide a more complete flooring solution for spaces that stay set up for golf.

The Landing Pad works especially well with SwingTurf hitting mats. Its color and pile profile coordinate with SwingTurf, helping the surrounding turf blend naturally with the hitting surface. The matched appearance keeps the hitting mat from looking isolated in the middle of the room and creates a smoother visual transition across the simulator floor.

Compatibility goes beyond SwingTurf. The Landing Pad uses a brand-agnostic design that works with other hitting mats as well. Compatible options include Fiberbuilt, TrueStrike, CCE, and other hitting mat brands. This flexibility suits golfers who already own a preferred hitting mat but want broader floor coverage around it.

The Landing Pad specification provides approximately 10 feet by 10 feet of total turf coverage, with about 7 feet by 7 feet of usable hitting-area coverage. Bundle configurations include 10-foot by 10.5-foot and 10-foot by 12-foot options. These choices provide added flexibility when planning the turf footprint around a simulator setup.

The additional turf coverage serves both a visual and practical purpose. A small hitting mat can leave much of the surrounding floor exposed. The Landing Pad expands the golf surface beyond the mat, so the player stands within a larger turf-covered zone. This creates a stronger fairway feel around the hitting position and gives the simulator area a more intentional appearance.

The Landing Pad is particularly suited to permanent golf simulator rooms. A dedicated room benefits from flooring that stays in place and supports the golf setup every day. The turf helps define that space without requiring the hitting mat itself to cover the entire floor. It provides broader coverage while keeping the main hitting surface separate.

Flex-space rooms may not need the same level of turf coverage. If a room regularly returns to other uses, a more temporary flooring arrangement may be preferable. The Landing Pad makes the most sense when the simulator has a fixed or semi-permanent position and the goal is to create a dedicated golf-focused floor area.

The product is manufactured in-house and designed to coordinate with the durability and feel of SwingTurf products. This construction creates a consistent pairing when the two surfaces are used together. It also gives the Landing Pad a clear purpose as simulator flooring rather than general decorative artificial turf.

The Landing Pad can support both new simulator builds and existing setups. Golfers building a new room can add the turf alongside the hitting mat and other simulator components. Golfers upgrading an existing room can place it around a compatible hitting mat without changing the hitting surface they already prefer.

The turf is available as a standalone product and also serves as an optional upgrade with SwingBay and Retractable simulator packages. This gives golfers flexibility when adding the flooring. A new build can include the Landing Pad from the beginning, while an existing simulator can add it later when broader turf coverage becomes a priority.

One of the Landing Pad’s main advantages is the way it separates hitting performance from floor coverage. A dedicated hitting mat needs to handle repeated shots and direct club interaction. The Landing Pad does not replace that function. Instead, it extends turf around the mat and creates a more complete surface around the player’s stance and hitting position.

This approach also gives golfers more freedom when choosing a hitting mat. Since the Landing Pad works with multiple brands, buyers do not need to change their preferred hitting surface simply to improve the surrounding floor. They can keep the mat that suits their setup and combine it with turf that extends across a larger area.

The 1-inch pile provides enough visual depth to create a fairway-inspired surface around the player. Its coordinated pile profile helps it sit naturally alongside SwingTurf when the two products share the same setup. This creates a more consistent transition between the dedicated hitting surface and the surrounding turf.

The foam backing adds a practical element to the construction. It provides cushion underfoot and creates a softer surrounding surface than exposed hard flooring. This makes the Landing Pad well suited to simulator spaces designed to remain permanently arranged for golf.

A multi-year warranty supports the Landing Pad. The warranty adds reassurance for golfers investing in dedicated simulator flooring. Combined with its in-house construction, compatible design, and purpose-built turf profile, the Landing Pad offers a focused solution for covering the area around a golf simulator hitting mat.

The Landing Pad Turf Bundle is a strong choice for golfers who want more than a small hitting mat surrounded by exposed flooring. It extends turf around the player, adds foam-backed cushioning, coordinates with SwingTurf, and works with other popular hitting mat brands. Its larger coverage creates a more complete hitting area without replacing the dedicated mat used for full swings.

For permanent simulator rooms, the bundle provides a straightforward way to build a more course-like floor around the hitting position. Multiple size options support different room layouts, while the putting green turf and coordinated pile profile maintain a consistent golf-focused appearance. The result is a dedicated surrounding surface designed specifically for an indoor golf simulator setup.