Don't want the expense or maintenance that goes along with using pavers for your tee off pads? Want installation to be fast and simple so volunteers can do it with ease? Roll Out Rubber Runway material is perfect for use on your disc golf course. Heavy enough that it lays flat on packed gravel or dirt and durable enough to withstand the elements and heavy traffic. This resilient, recycled rubber pad is engineered to provide a great grip.
Each pad is 4 foot wide x 12' long x 12mm thick. Order 18 pieces for your full course.
Minimum order is 3 pads per order. New Disc Golf Course? Call for discounted price on order of 18 pads or more! 1-800-811-1931
***We offer this material in 32", 36" and 42" widths as well as 10mm thickness and it can be cut to any length, for a custom quote just give us a call at 1-800-811-1931.
Our Instant Runway can also be painted using Endura 2-Component PU Line Paint. Material can also be trimmed on site with a razor blade if needed.
Features:
- Most popular size tee off pad
- Extremely durable and spike resistant
- Provides shock absorbing surface with grip
- Economical – can be loose laid or permanently adhered over asphalt or concrete
- Portable (re-roll for easy storage)
- 12mm thickness for optimal durability
- Each pad will weigh 100 lbs
- Made in the USA from the highest quality recycled rubber
TESTIMONIALS
Hi Ken
Just wanted to let you know we started installing the pads at Burbine Forest in southern Montgomery County and we are really happy with them. So far we have 8 of the 18 installed all done by volunteers to install them. I know they have been installed at the course in Glens Falls too and have had good reviews.
Montgomery County is planning a Grand Opening at the course this Friday at 5pm.
Thanks for giving us a good deal on the price on those.
-Mark
Burbine Forest Disc Golf Course
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We began carving a disc golf course from the Maine wood back in early 2023. By the spring of 2024 we were ready to open our first nine holes. Step Back Disc Golf is located in Blue Hill along the coast. We have a relatively remote site that has been worked by hand, using chainsaws to thin trees and clear brush. For tee pads, the traditional concrete pad was looking problematic. There was no way to get a concrete truck or mixer/water to most of the holes.
I checked around and found the Morley Athletic site, and it seemed their rubber mats made from recycled tires could be the ideal alternative to concrete. I made a few calls to the references provided and received encouraging feedback. I move ahead with an order for my first nine holes.
Over the past three years, these 4' x 12' rubber mats have proven to be exceptional in terms of cost-effectiveness, playability, durability, and slip resistance. I can't say enough good things, and my sentiments have been echoed by our customer base.
I did learn one important lesson from the experience: It is best to install the matting over top 3/4" marine grade plywood that has been securely screwed to a 4' x 12' wooden frame, comprised of pressure treated 2 x 4's. We then screw the matting to the frame with small stainless steel screws so it doesn't slide around over time. I originally built several tee areas by spreading out fine, sandy gravel , and then rolling it to compact it. Unfortunately, over time this strategy begins to fail because of foot traffic and frost heave. Ultimately, undulations appear and can be annoying when stepping forward to throw.
We will have a total of 27 holes for the spring of 2027, and all the new tee pads will be installed utilizing the pressure treated frames/decking, and will be topped with Morley Athletic matting.
We will also soon be converting all the remaining on ground tree pads to pressure treated decking that will be covered with the same mats that are presently on the ground. We have had no weather or vandalism related issues with these tee mats.
I would highly recommend this system to anyone building a course in a difficult to access location that is looking to keep costs in check, while still delivering a very consistent and classy tee pad system.
Al Benner
Owner
Step Back Disc Golf
Blue Hill, Maine
