Box of 24 Long Pile Mats

SPURK GOLF LIMITED

£372

A must have golf accessory for play and practice with toggle included. The sleek black base with tapered back edge sits snug into the turf while the spike system locks the mat down for complete stability at both address and impact. The long pile turf with latex backing provides the perfect lie mimicking a fluffy parkland fairway. The only lightweight golf mat that doesn’t move when hit and the only golf mat you’ll ever need for play without compromise. Spurk golf mats solve the age-old issue of essential golf mat use by clubs to protect the fairway from irreparable damage in winter. Traditiona

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SPURK GOLF LIMITED, number 11095662. Checked 2026-08-29.
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