2-in-1 Backyard Chipping Game Target Board + Roll-Out Mat

You've got a golf-obsessed household and about zero backyard space that's actually set up to practice. Real clubs mean broken windows and neighbor complaints. A driving range is a whole Saturday. This is a roll-out mat, a wall target, six holes each, and sticky balls that hold where they land — set up in under two minutes, indoors or out.

A target that catches misses — sticky balls grip the board, so wild shots stay put instead of bouncing into a window or sibling.

Two targets, not one — a wall board for chipping and a six-hole floor mat for short-game drills or family games.

A club sized for the game — the mini chipping club is made for close-range indoor swings, not a full backswing.

Everything nests into one bag — mat, board, club, tee pad, and balls roll up for easy closet storage.

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This Needs About 8 Feet Of Clearance. Here's The Honest Footprint.

The mat and board are made for a garage, basement, driveway, or decent-sized backyard — not a studio apartment living room. You want roughly 8–10 feet between the tee spot and the target for a real chipping motion. If you're working with a tight space, you can still play it as a toss game at half that distance — the sticky balls work by hand too. If you're not sure your space works, message us before you order.

The Sticky Balls Grip For A Long Time — Not Forever.

We'd rather say this now: the cross-fin sticky balls hold onto the target fabric extremely well for months of regular use, but like any sticky-hook surface, they'll eventually grip less as dust and lint build up. A quick wipe-down of the target board restores most of the tack. Replacement ball sets exist for this exact reason — it's a wear part, not a defect, and we're telling you upfront instead of after you've bought it.

The Club Is Kid-Safe, Not Tour-Spec.

This is a lightweight practice club sized for close-range chipping and family play — it will not replace your wedge for real course practice, and it's not trying to. If you want a training aid for a serious junior or adult golfer's actual swing mechanics, this is the fun, low-stakes version, not the simulator version.

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You Keep Meaning To Practice. It Keeps Not Happening.

It's not that nobody in the house likes golf. It's that practicing it is a production.

The real clubs come with real risk. One mis-hit near the house and it's a broken window, not a birdie.

The driving range is a whole afternoon. By the time you've packed the car and driven out, the "quick practice session" has eaten your Saturday.

The kids want in — but there's nothing safe to hand them. A full-size club and a hard ball is not a toy, so the clubs stay in the garage and the kids stay on their phones.

Every "backyard golf game" you've seen online is $100+ before shipping. The viral chipping games look fun right up until checkout.

It isn't that your family doesn't want to play together.

You just haven't had a target that's safe to miss and cheap enough to actually buy.

Two Targets. One Bag. A Game Everyone Can Actually Play.

The whole thing is built around one idea: make missing safe, so people actually take the shot.

The sticky balls do the heavy lifting. They grip on contact instead of ricocheting, so a bad chip is just a bad chip — not a broken lamp.

Two ways to score means two ways to play. The wall board rewards real chipping technique; the floor mat turns it into a toss-and-land game the kids can win too.

The mini club keeps swings short and safe. Sized for close-range shots, not full swings, so it works in a garage or living room without the "get that club out of the house" conversation.

One bag, not a garage shelf. Mat, board, club, tee pad, and balls all roll into a single carry bag — sets up for game night, packs away after.

Just unroll it, hang the board, and the first shot's already more fun than the last hundred you didn't take.