WUKING Golf Net - for Backyard Practice Chipping, Driving, Hitting Balls, Heavy-Duty Target for Testing Range, Swing, and Clubs, Beginner, Professional Golfing Accessories

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I thought this was a tent when it first arrived with no markings on the carrying bag but once I opened it, realized it was the golf net from Wuking. The bag is decent enough it should last and is light to pick up and carry. Should make this very portable and easy to carry from place to place if needed.The poles and the net itself are easy to set up, put together and is much easier than the older net I have that must be twisted and bent to open and close it. Do yourself a favor and save some time in setting this up and read the instructions. This should take two minutes to setup up if I did. Once you set it up the first time and figure it out, it really is a piece of cake to put up and take down.This is big at 10x7x6 feet and does need some room if using indoors but that is great for any mishits you may have indoors or out, and I have missed a few with my old net.I am not a big hitter, but this works well, holds all the balls without throwing them back at you and I like it so far. It won’t stop raining here in the Midwest, so this will be perfect for my garage.

Put it together with minimal issues. After the first hit square into the bullseye it ripped the toggle in the lower left hand corner on the elastic which holds the backstop. Put the toggle back on tied in a knot and went for it again. A few balls later the entire elastic piece holding the toggle which holds the corner of the bullseye down rips out and the toggle on the opposite side came out as well. I didn't think the price was that cheap. I also didnt think I was going to get a product that only a dozen balls hit it and it falls apart. So much for backyard driving range. This thing is going back.

I bought this Golf Net about a week ago and have used it a few times now. It sticks well into the turf so you dont have to worry about it blowing away. Each corner anchors into the ground. It also seemed bigger than I was expecting which you will realize it has to be in order to stop the golf ball. Any smaller and you might start to worry about it not catching a shank or a bad shot. Another nice feature is that it has a separate target layer inside to stop the ball before it hits the back. I think if it didnt have this the whole unit might move upon golf ball contact. The only negative I could find is that the sound the golf ball makes when it hits the target ayer is a bit louder than I expected but that is very minor. Otherwise I think this is a great product and I am very happy with it.

The one good things about this tent is the ease of assembly. Other than that, save your time and money.3 hits into the net after setting it up, the target fabric ripped. 5 hits into the net after setting it up, one of the straps that hold the target it up ripped off. And 6 hits into the net after setting it up, the back, bottom seam ripped.The fabric is nothing more than tent fabric. Not meant for a golf ball. The target fabric needs to be the thickness of a tarp.I'll be returning to Amazon for credit.

The net was easy to assemble and actually quite sturdy and good-looking. However, five of the first 10 balls I hit punctured the target and two went through the net. The 10th ball actually tore one of the target ties out of the net. This is not a product that will stand up to real golf balls.

The net is compact design and assembles similar to a pop tent for camping. A series of small poles must be connect together and inserted through a tunnel on one side which connections to another tunnel kitty corner on the other side. The directions are unclear, but if you can layout the net without having the wind blow it around it is sort of easy to figure out.The insert for the corner pegs into the poles is not very secure and can become disconnected quite easily.Although the net can be set up on grass, I found it not conducive to using on grass. I did set it up on my driveway and used 1 gallon water bottles to the net in place. I found this much more satisfactory, but the corner pegs can become undone in the wind.Lastly, the net does not come with a hitting mat. In the information, I reviewed it appeared the mat was included. After contacting the manufacturer I discovered that I need to write a review before they would mail the mat.I did purchase a full-size range mat which I find enhances the hitting experience. I would also recommend purchasing the foam golf balls to use with the net rather than actual golf balls or wiffel style balls.

I hit over 100 ball into it today after setting it up for the first time. All were with my driver. The balls hit so hard it sounded like a gunshot and this thing held up fine. I am glad I bought it.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Decent ball, Decent price. Looks good and seems to work the same as any other ball I use. Did sound like a rock hitting the ground when I dropped one on the Kitchen tile but doesn’t sound or fly like that off the club. Drives are the same as my normal distance, no more, no less. Did shoot my best front nine this year with this ball. Was it the ball, new range finder or just me playing better?