KAIDIDA Golf Practice Net 8X6FT/10X7FT/12X7FT Golf Driving Net for Garden Backyard Hitting Chipping with Target Carry Bag Durable Pop-up for Indoor Outdoor Training

Fits the width of my garage, I've added some artificial grass a small hitting mat and a doppler radar. I now have my own driving range. It stops the ball dead.

Brilliant piece of kit for sorting out my high, very high handicap. Driver,Hybrids,long irons,great. Not too sure about 7,9& PWs tho.

The installation process for it was straightforward, taking approximately 20 minutes to complete. The accompanying ground pegs proved effective in securing it firmly in my backyard. However, it's worth noting that its suitability in windy conditions might be limited. One notable feature is the reliance on two sturdy fiberglass poles, a significant advantage as they don't rust, unlike metal alternatives.The net boasts ample size, making it particularly well-suited for beginners. It successfully catches golf balls, creating a safe practice space for novices. The overall quality is impressive, suggesting durability and sturdiness. The inclusion of a target cloth in the middle enhances precision practice, catering to the needs of more experienced golfers.Despite its relatively higher price tag of £139.9, I find it to be a worthwhile investment.

My golf mad husband was keen to try this net system out in our back garden.It arrived all neatly packaged in its own storage bag with full instructions on how to put it together. It is basically like putting a tent up with poles that snap together.It didn't take him too long to do this with his friend and they were impressed with how big the net actually is. Its just like having your own driving range at home.The net itself is well made with strong material, there are no worries about a golf ball breaking this and there is an optional target that you can hang up to improve your aim.They were out there the best part of a day, once summer comes it will be used more, especially when his golfing friends come round.This would definitely save you a bit of money at the driving range, if you are serious about your golf.

Got this to practise my shots in the garden and in the garage.This net is great for someone like me. I’m a very amateur golfer and I find it a bit embarrassing practicing my driving shots at the driving range as I often miss. With this net, I can use this in my garden or garage for extreme saving of embarrassment!The net comes in a handy travel bag and the net is absolutely huge when up! There’s virtually no way I can lose a ball.There’s a set of simple instructions which are easy to follow to put the net up with a set of fibreglass poles. It’s a bit like putting a simple tent up. Once up, you can use the included pegs to secure it to the ground. The net itself is very thick and there’s no chance of a ball breaking through and the main golf target area is excellent as it helps you to try and target the bullseye so that you can practice your aim, not just your shot. Excellent stuff.I haven’t taken it down yet so I don’t know how hard it is to get back into the bag but I think this is going to stay up for a long while.Overall, I’m really happy with this golf net. It’s easy enough to put up and is an excellent idea for both an amateur golfer who wants to learn without embarrassment and a pro who just wants to practice for fun. This is a premium item but you’ll get much enjoyment out of it if you enjoy golf. It’s worth it to just to not have to drive to the range to practice!

The net arrived in a compact, but very heavy box. Inside was a zipped carry bag, with the net rolled up inside, akin to a tent. Erecting the net turned out to be very similar to putting a tent up too!There’s a bag of poles, in the snap together style, with either elastic or steel braid running through them. They run through the net and are held in place with the metal pins attached to the net. The whole thing tethers down with metal pegs.The net is huge and suitable for the most amateur of golfers as you really can’t miss it! It stops the balls dead too. For the more experienced or those looking to improve their aim there’s an optional target that can be added.My husband has partially collapsed the net for now, for storage in the garage until better weather is upon us. My son is also keen to use it, so I’m hopeful that this will keep him occupied in the school holidays too.I’m not sure how easy it will be to get the net back in the bag. I have a feeling it will end up going the same was with the tent - in 2 bags instead of 1!

My boys love to go to the driving range, and that can become very expensive when they have the stamina to be there most of the day! So this was a wonderful opportunity when it came up on vine.The weather has been very bad where we live, so it's been a bit hard to test it for long in the garden, but they found it easy to construct, and really good quality materials. It feels very durable and sturdy, and it packs away into it's carry bag really well. We're very impressed with it.

This is pretty intuitive in terms of setting up, and it is big enough to stop even from 10 m without having to be an excellent shot.It comes with its own ..though as with anything made of cloth you need to learn how to fold it if you want to get it back in the bag with the poles, and this has nothing to do with the product itself it's just to do with any cloth material product I would say.It anchors well on the grass even though I wouldn't trust to leave it out during a storm, and it does stop any ball deaf in its tracks ..without the ball bouncing off too far from it.All in a a good little practicer for your shot .