Golf Target,Golf Target Cloth,Golf Net Replacement Target,Golf Training Aids Practice Backstop Target,Driving Range Target,Golf Practice Traget(Size Optional)

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I bought this for my little senior par three course as a temporary replacement as our practice cage is to be replaced soon. The club did not want to replace our old target that was in horrible shape because the catalogue they were using had a target for $150 after shipping and taxes. The idea was that if this target held up for just a little while it would be worth it. After two months it still looks great! A great value!

Used indoor for around 7 months. Lots of balls hit into this net and a hole has been created. Maybe I was hitting in the same spot…Customer service has been great to work with as a replacement net was shipped within a day no questions asked, just a submitted photo was required. Definitely would recommend, as this is a helpful tool in honing in your golf swing.

With two people, it is an easy set up. Customer service was great, as there was a hole in one of the sides of the net and when I reached out to the company, they quickly sent a replacement side. Though it comes with stakes, I found that I also needed to purchase weighted canopy tent bags for extra security to ensure that the wind does pick it up. But it works as I had hoped, allowing me to get some practice in the backyard, so it is so far so good!

Love the product for performance but it will develop a rip eventually if you hit the same spot over and over again. Rotating target would be wise. Customer service replaced my 1st one I ripped. After that I realized it was mostly my fault.

it does help slow the ball down before hitting my actual net. But I’ve had it for less than 2 weeks and I already punched a hole through it.Granted - I’ve hit probably close to 2000 balls into it.

This is the second cloth in a year. I live in southern CA and left it out in the weather. I hit over 100 balls a day into this cloth. The sun ate up the corner securing loops and they failed within 5 months. Took it to sail maker and they stitched in some corner supports with sturdy grommets. By then it was too late. I got another month out of it. The fabric started to wear thin in places of constant ball contact.I place this cloth in front of netting (the netting cannot withstand the daily abuse) and it really does work well.Lesson learned: Don't leave it out in the weather/sun.

I just ordered my second target as my son finally put a hole in the first one I bought in January 2020. He hit into it almost daily the past 3 years, including drivers at about 150 mph ball speed. I hit into it frequently as well, but not nearly as often nor as hard as the kid. I can't even hazard a guess as to how many hits it took, but certainly over 15,000. I wouldn't be shocked by 25,000+.