Golf Net 10x7ft Portable Golf Practice Net w/Carry Bag for Indoor Outdoor Backyard Driving Hitting Chipping Training Net

I love this net! Very easy to set up and take down by myself. I’m 6’ 2” and getting the 2nd loop on the 2nd pole at the top usually takes a couple of tries, so if you’re a little shorter, you might need something to step up on. Getting that 2nd loop on is harder due to the tension of the net with the 1st loop (opposite end) already on. The frame consists of 9 pieces which connect very easily. Construction is quite sturdy. I had the wind blow it over one day when gusts were 30+ mph. A couple of bags of mulch laid on the frame bottom solved the problem. Setup takes about 10 minutes and take down takes about 5. Carrying bag is very handy. I always break it down and bring it in after use, so I expect it to last quite awhile. Net seems very strong. I saw other reviews where balls were hit through the net, but I must not have that kind of power. When installed, the net has plenty of slack, so it catches the balls. Could be because I don’t leave it outside in the elements when not in use. This net was roughly half the price of other nets in the same size range, but I’m thrilled with the construction. I believe the rods are all steel. The only difference was that it didn’t include a target. Big deal. Best part is my game has already seen improvement because I can just step out back and do drills! Be sure to get a good mat, too. Update: I’ve had this net for more than a year now and it’s still like new. I’ve probably hit well over 5,000 balls into it. I’ve only missed the net once when I was trying to kill the driver and toed the ball badly. And I only missed the net because I was set up to hit into the right side instead of the middle. I’m only comfortable with high lofted wedges (56° and 60°) when I put the mat around 4’ from the net. Otherwise, I’d worry about skying balls over. I recently added a SkyTrak launch monitor, which only needs to measure a few inches of ball flight. I was considering Doppler based units, but they need more ball flight distance than I was comfortable with on a 7’ net.

I am VERY happy that I now have a golf practice net to use in my back yard. Assembly was pretty simple though the pictures could have been a bit bigger. The carry bag is big enough to easily repack it and take back into the garage from the yard. Net holding up so far after several 1 hour sessions with full swings (swing speed about 80 - 100) using anything from a 9 iron to a 4 iron and/or hybrids using real golf balls. I am not going to "Tempt fate" though hitting a real golf ball with my driver though. The net looks fairly strong but in reading some other reviews it may not stand up to driver speeds. So I just use the soft practice balls for that.

Easy to set up and does the job of catching golf balls well.

After spending a bit of time with this product, I wanted to write a quick review for those that make a purchase option based on others. I would buy it again. The items were well packaged and arrived on time, and it works well. Pros: 1. Once set up the item is steady. 2. I did not or will not need extra items to hold it in place or hold it down during storms. (set it and forget it!) Nice... 3. Came with all the parts 4. Price point is just right if you have everything else no need to pay for items that are not needed. Cons: 1. Directions are bad. But in the defense of this item, it's pretty straightforward. However, it's 2023; at least have a video that says 1, 2, 3 if the manufacturer will not provide detailed instructions. The photos are not helpful nor are the parts since they are not numbered. This is the only reason I gave it four starts. Hope this helps.

Great product, very well built and larger then anticipated

Works great for disc golf. Pro tip: keep the plastic bag that the net comes in or you'll have to be very careful not to zip it up or risk it getting nicked by one of the poles. I throw as hard as I can at it and it takes everything. Most of the time if you hit the center then the disc will drop right in front. I like doing it on grass but I've also set it up on a tennis court. On hard surfaces you can get a lot that roll away which is annoying. But it let's you practice shots from different angles I guys using the roll aways. It takes about 5 minutes to set up. My "straight bar" was actually curved and apparently it's supposed to be like that. You can tell that it's designed that way so I have no idea why they call it a "straight bar". The white loops hook at the tops and the black go on the bottom. Another pro tip: get a colored sharpie and color in the white loop that goes on the left side. That way when you unfold the net find the colored loop and put it on the left. Then go down one edge and if it's white then it goes on the upper right. If it's black then it goes on the bottom left. Cool right? Can save you several minutes of unfolding the net and untangling and trying to figure out there everything goes.

This golf net is durable and easy to set up and take down and store it it's carrying case. I was concerned that the net would not stop drives, but I've hit several and no issues. It stop the ball every time. Overall a good product and good value.

This item is great. Setup and take down in minutes.

Was very easy to set up. Have hit several hundred balls (irons and driver) into the net so far and have not noticed any wear or tearing in the net like others have said. Only issue I have is that I wish it had some sort of "ball collection" system as many of the balls will hit the net and roll back at you in random directions - but not something I would remove stars in my rating for.

Reasonably easy to assemble if you pay attention to the instructions. If your confused , similar net assemblies can be watched on you tube. A large enough net to use with a driver. The net is of good quality. Metal and fibre glass frame is sturdy. The only weak points I feel are the corner loops of the net which attach to the frame. A sturdy carry bag is provided for storage and transporting. Pegs are provided to pin the frame to the ground to prevent it being blown away with a wind. Although it’s a little expensive for a simple net and frame assembly, it is worth having to save travelling to a range.