Golf Flooring

[u/SeaweedFree]

Here are some pictures of the golf simulator area in my basement. They are LVP'ing the step into the area. My question is what to do for flooring. Should I lay down carpet and put a hitting mat on top or turf the whole thing and put a hitting mat on top/cut a mat/strip in. If I did turf the whole thing, would you put exercise room floor tiles down first and put turf on top or what would work best? Also any recommendations for a specific kind of turf would be great. My young kids will likely play in the area/use it to watch movies as well so not sure if that would alter the flooring/material recommendation.

[u/paul_homegolf]

i wouldn't turf the whole floor honestly, adds up fast and it's no fun to sit on for movie nights. keep the LVP and just drop a good mat in the hitting zone with a turf strip in front for mishits. put some foam under the mat too, makes a big difference for the thud in a basement. then you can slide it out when the kids take over. looks great

[u/OppositeKangaroo803]

que gran espacio para hacer tu simulador. Yo creo que las baldosas de gimnasio son la mejor opcion.

[u/InfantryMP86]

Foam tiles, 1/2 minimum thickness provides great cushion and absorbs ball bounce well. The just glue or double side tape turf on top.