KAIDIDAGolf Net 8x7FT Golf Driving Practice Net for Backyard Training Golf Chipping Net with Target Golf Hitting Swing Net in Garden

I recently added this golf net to my backyard setup, and it's been fantastic. The sturdy construction handles the impact of golf balls effortlessly. It's versatile enough for both indoor and outdoor use, making it a great year-round training tool. The ease of installation and dismantling is a bonus, especially when I need to free up space. It's been instrumental in helping me refine my golfing skills. Highly recommended for avid golfers looking to practice in different settings.

Really easy to put up this net.It's large, at 12ft x 10ft, but the base is simple to put together.Nice big target in the middle to aim at. You need a big garden to make good use of it for driving, or you can use it close-up and aim at the target for chipping practice.

Using this 8 foot by 7 foot net system in my garden is perfect, especially for this time of the year when I'm less likely to travel for a full 18 holes. It may not improve my golf, but it'll certainly keep me practising which in turn does keep my awful handicap level. I'll need to purchase a driving mat because my grass is not going to cope with this many shots per hour as it's so easy to retrieve a ball as it doesn't go far, play, take a brief rest and begin again. The net was easy to install and breaks down into a nice small bag so I don't have to blight the garden permanently. After playing a relatively poor shot, it's good to be able to play the shot again and try to aim for the middle of the target as this helps correct a mistake quite quickly. I don't know this brand and I've not compared this to others, but it feels good and looks long lasting. I don't think I've got a room big enough to use this inside our home.

This is larger than it looks in the marketing images which is not a bad thing, but if your tight on space just double check the dimensions. Very quick and easy to setup and so far it’s been great, really effective at catching and slowing the golf balls down, been very impressed! If you are after a professional setup for your garden then look no further.

I'm 5ft 11 and was able to assemble solo. Was very easy to put up. Comes in a great carry case all very neatly packed. It's a great size when up. Fun practice net and catches all your off target balls so you're not losing them in the neighbours gardens.

This has been a hit with us [and our neighbours], as several of us have developed a passion for golf and spend a few hours several days per week practicing in the garden. The net is fairly easy to assemble and is study - not only do [foam] practice balls bounce harmlessly in the net, but it easily captures real golf balls & cricket balls. I've lost count of the number of times that it has been unfolded, trodden over, and had everyone practice balls their best trick shots on it, but it still looks & feels like it did when it first arrived.

This net is great, particularly in the garden. It is easy to assemble but also easy to put it away again once you have finished with it, so you are able to use your garden for other things. I will not however be letting my husband use this inside, even though it is advertised as being able to. It is great for anyone from beginner to expert and is quite sturdy so the balls won't rip holes in it.

A nice compact box that takes up little space when packed up in the bag.Consists mainly of flexible tent poles that slot in together and a large net that hangs from the frame. It's easy enough to put up on your own, but 2 people could make the job easier.Quite stable and takes the impact out of balls flying at it, with no rebound. It looks strong enough to take a lot of force too, so I wouldn't think it's likely to fail.Not cheap, but you can use it without worry and it's large enough for even the most inept golfer.