Carl's ball tray, filled with golf balls

Carl’s Ball Tray

PIG-BALLTRAY

$139.95
Sale price  $139.95 Regular price 
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Carl's ball tray, filled with golf balls

Carl’s Ball Tray

$139.95
Sale price  $139.95 Regular price 
PIG-BALLTRAY

Carl’s Place’s ball tray: a heavy-duty rubber tray that holds a single layer of 86 balls beside the mat and angles up to the hitting surface, so a ball rolls from the tray onto the mat. 42.5 inches long, 11.5 wide, 3 tall; about 10 pounds; no assembly.

Ordering and delivery

Shipping. Free ground shipping to the lower 48 states and Washington, D.C. Carl’s Place lists this as a manufacturer-direct item: it ships separately from an enclosure kit on the same order, with its own tracking.

Fits. Carl’s places it on any of the four sides of a HotShot mat and states it works with most other major hitting-mat systems.

Returns and support

Returns. Carl’s Place accepts returns within 30 days of delivery on items in like-new condition, approved before they ship back; return shipping is the buyer’s. Carl’s lists this as a manufacturer-direct item: a 5% fee applies to a cancellation or change once ordered. Contact Precision before shipping anything back.

What it does

Eighty-six balls, in reach

A simulator session is a few hundred swings. The tray is where the balls wait between them.

Angled to the mat

The tray rises to the height of the hitting mat, so a ball moves from tray to mat without being lifted — Carl’s own description of the transition.

Built to be hit

Heavy-duty rubber, in Carl’s words designed to take a beating; a mis-struck ball into the tray is not an event. About 10 lb.

Any side of the mat

Carl’s places it on any of the four sides of a HotShot mat. Left-handed or right-handed, it sits where the golfer’s trail foot is not.

Which mat does your room take?

The Space Calculator reads your width and who plays, and names the mat layout — offset or centered — that the accessory follows.

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