1.Things you'll need
Ruler, Pen, Standing Knife, Range Mat Section & Strike Board
2.Removing Range The Mat
To lift out range mat, pull up grass material and turn over, so the rubber surface is visible.
3.Left/Right Hand Golfer
Decide whether or not the strike board is to be fitted for the left handed or right handed golfer.
Please Note: Before you begin, please ensure you are measuring/cutting for the range mat overlap
If the strike board is to be fitted for the right hand golfer, the strike board will be position to the right hand side of the range mat. If it's for left handed golfers it will be positioned to the left.
Note: If fitting for the left-handed golfers measure 10.5cm inward form the left hand side.
4. Measuring The Range Mat
If fitting for a right hand golfer, using the ruler and pen. Measure then mark 10.5 cm inward from the right hand side of the range mat.
5.Drawing The Outline
Place the strike board, with is top surface facing downward and the rubber surface visible, inline with the 10.5cm marking made previously.
Ensure that the strike board overlap and the range mat overlap are inline with each other.
Using the strike board as template draw around it as accurately as possible, without moving the strike board out of position.
Once finished remove the strike board to reveal the outline of the range mat you are about to cut out.
6. Cutting Out The Range Mat.
Ensure the ruler is firmly aligned with the outline. Then with the standing knife positioned on the inside edge of the ruler, score in a downward motion towards yourself. Continue this motion repeatedly to produce a straight cut. Repeat this procedure along each line of the rectangular shape you have marked out.
7. Inserting The Strike Board
Once the range mat piece has been cut out, remove and discard
Insert Strike Board in its place; press down firmly on the strike board to produce a flush and clean finish.
