GoSports Chip N' Stick Golf Games with Chip N' Stick Golf Balls - Giant Size Targets with Chipping Mat - Choose Classic, Darts or Islands

Reviews

Norm

The GoSports is Chip N Stick is a much, much higher quality product in every sense. The Luter game is of very cheap quality, will never last and you shouldn't waste your money. I see a lot of battling for chipping bragging rights…. and the cat thinks it’s cool, too.

Fam5steph

Only thing I wish it included was a carrying bag for balls and green, but honestly it’s fine. We will get a lot of fun times with it just in time for summer! The Luter mat is around 1lb if that, as opposed to the Go Sports at around 6 lbs. Very good quality mat & balls.

As soon as I opened it I knew I would return it and decided to buy the GoSports Chip N Stick ($90). The Luter mat is extremely light weight and flimsy. Pay a little extra and buy the GoSports Chip N Putt if you want a better product and a better gaming experience that will last a lot longer.

And the velcro strips on the Luter balls are no where near as robust as the GoSports velcro. Before returning the Luter I wanted to do a comparison. I was shopping for a golf game and thought I would save some money and buy the Luter Golf Game ($60) instead of one of the more expensive games and that was a big mistake. Yes the Go Sports costs more but there is no comparison between the two products.

I've included some pictures of both the Luter products usually shown on the right hand side and the Go Sports usually shown on the Left hand side. Cheers

The Luter mat doesn't sit flat as compared to the GoSports mat. The GoSports hitting mat is also very good quality compared to the ridiculously cheap Luter mat. The Luter balls are very light at 5 grams each as compared to the GoSports being 14 grams each.

When you try to remove the balls off the Luter mat you get the feeling that it will tear the mat.