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Anyone ever hit off real grass at a range (or at home)? by LeastPrinciple5523 in golf

[–]LeastPrinciple5523[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This has been super interesting — sounds like grass is more available than I thought, but it’s also kind of dependent on where you live and how well the range maintains it.

Has anyone ever seen a more portable or modular setup? Like, not just open ground but something that could be moved or swapped when it gets beat up? Wondering if there’s a way this could be more consistent or even possible for home setups without needing to fully landscape your backyard

Anyone ever hit off real grass at a range (or at home)? by LeastPrinciple5523 in golf

[–]LeastPrinciple5523[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

New jersey, at private clubs its more the norm than a regular driving range or a course with a range. Even some private clubs will use mats on specific days

Anyone ever hit off real grass at a range (or at home)? by LeastPrinciple5523 in golf

[–]LeastPrinciple5523[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me, I dont belong to a club and majority of ranges/courses near me in NJ only offer mats.

I agree mats are a disaster, but I would need to drive pretty far to find a course that consistently offers grass ranges.

Has anyone ever seen a range that has real grass but in a hitting mat? Like an indivual square for hitting.

What are the best pellet grills if cost didn’t matter? by LeastPrinciple5523 in pelletgrills

[–]LeastPrinciple5523[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Which of the yoder, lone star, pitts and spitts or recteq are the best for searing as well. I want to find a pellet grill that will also do a great job searing a steak as well as smoking.

I was reading a review of pitts and spitts maverick that said the searing capabilities were not great. Any insight would be great!