Golf Net, 10x7ft Practice Net with Tri-Turf Mat, All-in-1 Home Golf Hitting Aid for Backyard Driving Chipping Swing Training, Black

The media could not be loaded. Great practice net for both indoor and outdoor use! Setup was quick and easy, and it holds up well to regular swings. The target helps with aim, and it’s roomy enough to catch all shots. I’ve been using it in the backyard, and it’s held up nicely even in light wind. Perfect for improving your game without heading to the range.

This net isn’t even made for a golfer, because one it’s too small for a beginner to hit off of because they could easily shank it and it will hit outside of the next, second it’s not even tall enough to pull out a driver so I don’t get why they even have a tee for it. If you’re an experienced player and your ball speed is over 90 mph the net will break easily and has awful durability. Also it’s only made for the perfect sunny days to use the net. If you leave it out on a rainy day or even a little cold day it’s going to break. The target you shoot on loosens after only 5 shots and you constantly have to keep holding it up again. The mats you get break easily if you hit ever so slightly behind and are not in good quality. Also you have to buy extra stakes so it even stays in place, because the whole thing comes down after you hit a few shots if you don’t have extra stakes.It’s just horrible for its price but at least it was easy to set up. Still not worth it you might as well spend more money for something higher quality than this junk

I bought this golf net for my grandson's 13th birthday and he loves it. I didn't feel that it was expensive and so was worried about the quality and sturdiness. It was actually easy to put together, very well made and can stand up well to very hard hit golf balls. It makes me happy to see my grandson enjoying it for hours and even his dad has been practicing as well. I have 2 criticisms though which have to do with the shipping. The box is merely a plain cardboard box rather than an attractive looking gift box. It could look so much better. Secondly, the box isn`t large enough and so the included turf, which is a great accessory, has to be folded over causing it both to be bent and cracked. It is a shame that the turf arrives almost unusable. I still give the net itself a 5 star rating.

The golf net seems durable; the material is thick and resistant to tears. The poles used could be better; as in many pop-up tent designs, the end of the pole you guide through the net is just a rough-cut end of a pole section. I realize it is a manufacturing cost savings, but it would but a huge QOL to add a blunt flexible/soft tip to the end to help the pole run through the net. Assembly can be done by one person but like all pop-up style tents/nets like this, two people make the job easier. Once built, the net seemed sturdy and didn't have an issue when hitting into it. The inner targets were a nice addition as having something to aim at helps when practicing. The included mat and golf balls however, I could have done without them as just after a few strikes both were showing signs of wear... for reference, I was just using a 7 iron hitting off the mat, not doing anything out of the ordinary. I will update this post as I get more practice time on the mat. One thing I would like to see instead of the mat and the golf balls would be an inner lining on the bottom that brings the hit gold balls to the front of the net for easy retrieval.

My husband loves this, it’s portable and perfect for our backyard, he can go out there and swing for a while instead of having to go to the driving range. Really nice quality and great size!

I recently bought this unit as a replacement for an identical unit purchase 2 years ago. Even though I had less than desirable experience with it I could not resist purchasing another because the price was so low. With the first unit I quickly discovered the I could not leave the solid target fabric in place during slightly windy periods as the wind would bend it to the ground. I live in the northeast where golf is only played from April to November (Maybe). Ceilings in my house are too low to swing golf clubs so it is for outdoor use only. Using it outdoors is not a problem and taking the target down during wind is easy. However, with the solid material target down allowing the wind to blow thru the open mesh fabric did not work with the windy weather we typically experience. It did not take long for one of the fiberglass stays to break in two necessitating clamps and splints to reinforce it coupled with lowering the entire unit flat to the ground weighted with bricks to secure it when not in use. All of this was very doable as a routine each time I used it the first year. Stored away for the winter and taken out again in spring as I used it to practice the white open weave net began to tear out when a stray ball would impact it. Then the the solid fabric target began to develop holes. With the learning curve on the first unit I am hoping to get two years out of the new second unit witch I will not begin using until Spring of 2024. The tiny driving mat is not usable at all as it is too small. Perhaps if it is somehow secured to the ground so as not to move when hit balls but I found it best to hit from my grass. The new replacement mat unit is three times the size of the original so we shall see when spring come if it is better than the original mat.I would never purchase this unit at the suggested retail price as it is not durable.Update:This is the kind of company to do business with. I did not solicit the MFG for a credit nor did I expect to even write a review as they asked me to write a review. Then they offed to return my money for the purchase of the replacement unit and quickly sent a full credit to my account.Thank you for being a good company.Rick LaPorte

Improve my golf game and save to me over $1,500 this past year instead of driving 20 minutes to a golf driving range I have been able to use this behind my house