Get the SIGPRO Softy 4×10.
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| SIGPRO Softy 4×10 | SIGPRO Softy LITE 4×7 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price (MSRP) | $1,199.99 | $839.99Lower price |
| Type | Hitting Mat | Hitting Mat |
| Size | 120 in × 48 in | 84 in × 48 in |
| Thickness | 2.5 in | 1.25 in |
| Hitting area | Hitting panel to one side | Not published |
| Replaceable hitting strip | Yes | Yes |
| Tees | Our SIG proprietary blend tee line turf takes a tee — real tees at adjustable height | Cannot Take A Real Tee (premium putting turf rather than teeline turf) |
| Durability guarantee | Not published | Not published |
| Weight | 31 lbs | Not published |
| Material | 1-inch thick Teeline turf over a super soft foam insert with a thin layer of responsive ABS polyurethane and three compression slots (strip); teeline turf stance | Premium putting turf stance surface; SIGPRO Softy LITE hitting strip |
| In the box | Golf mat with integrated SIGPRO Softy hitting strip | Not published |
| Warranty | Not published | Not published |
Get the SIGPRO Softy 4×10.
Get the SIGPRO Softy 4×10. It's $360 more at list, but that extra length puts your launch monitor on the mat with you, it takes a real tee, and it's the one with a published weight. The SIGPRO Softy LITE 4×7 makes sense in one specific situation: your floor-standing launch monitor needs to sit on the mat itself, and a 1.25 in profile is what makes that work. Outside that scenario, the 4×10 is the stronger setup.
Both are SIGPRO Softy mats with a replaceable hitting strip, no published warranty, and a 48 in width. They share the same basic pitch: a dedicated hitting strip you can swap out when it wears, so you're not replacing the whole mat. Same brand, same strip concept, different implementations.
This is where it matters most. The SIGPRO Softy 4×10 is 2.5 in thick, though The Indoor Golf Shop gives its strip height as 2⅜ in on the 4×10 page and 2½ in on the 4×7 page without resolving which is right. The SIGPRO Softy LITE 4×7 is 1.25 in thick, a full 1.25 in difference. That gap is the whole decision for anyone using a floor-standing launch monitor. The LITE's 1¼ in is specifically called out as low enough for the monitor to sit on the mat itself; the 4×10 instead leaves room beside the strip for it.
The 4×10 is 120 in long. The 4×7 is 84 in long. Both are 48 in wide. That extra 36 in on the 4×10 is where your launch monitor goes — the mat is long enough to fit the monitor, a full stance, and the hitting strip without any of them fighting for space. The 4×7 doesn't have that runway.
The 4×10 uses SIGPRO's Teeline turf across the stance area, which takes a real tee at adjustable height. The LITE uses premium putting turf for the stance, and it cannot take a real tee. If you're hitting irons only or working on your sim setup with a tee peg, that's a real distinction. The LITE is flagged as indoor use only; the 4×10 has no such restriction stated.
The 4×10 lists at 31 lbs. The Indoor Golf Shop doesn't publish a weight for the LITE 4×7, so there's no comparison to make there.
Get the SIGPRO Softy 4×10 if:
Get the SIGPRO Softy LITE 4×7 if:
The 1.25 in difference in thickness is the real question between these two. The SIGPRO Softy LITE 4×7 lists at $839.99 and solves one specific problem well. The SIGPRO Softy 4×10 lists at $1,199.99 and does more: real tees, more length, and a published weight of 31 lbs. If you're not constrained by that launch monitor placement question, the 4×10 is the one to get.
Get the SIGPRO Softy 4×10.