KAIDIDAGolf Practice Hitting Nets for Garden Backyard Driving Indoor Use 10X7FT Heavy Duty Golf Driving Impact Nets for with Frame

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.

Nice and useful for practice. Thanks

This large golf practise net came in a very small box, which made me apprehensive about the size and capability of the net inside. I didn't have worried this practise net is fantastic. It did not take long to put together, and it is easily able to handle a drive from my one wood.I would certainly advise putting this net away in bad weather. It looks a lot like it will blow away despite the fact that it is reasonably well anchored to the ground.

Received item promptly, however after 3 weeks of use the cloth split so I returned and ordered a replacement5 weeks after using the replacement one of the poles split. Please can a member of customer service contact me to resolve this as I have no means to contact yourself.

The media could not be loaded.  It's taken me a little while to get round to reviewing this product, only because the weather has been so bad, that it's been too wet to get out in the garden to try it. This product is basically a tent, it goes up just like a tent, there are the standard tent poles going on a diagonal, and then there's the target that hangs inside a little way from the back. As such, if you're familiar with putting up a tent this will be a walk in the park. If not it might take a bit longer, and don't expect too much in terms of detailed instructions, it's basically less than a page of A4. Set up is quick, surprisingly quick, maybe 15 mins or less if there's 2 of you, probably less on a second go, so it's not an issue to put up for quick practice. More of an issue as with tents, is getting it back into the bag it comes in, although I have to say I've managed it so far. The back sides and top are mesh so you can see through it, (except where the target is of course), I did wonder if the ball might come back out at you at speed, but this is where the target comes in, it hangs in there a little way from the back so when it gets hit by a ball it absorbs the energy, and the ball just falls, so all good. For the money it's a good practice tool if you don't have the space to do actual driving, or if you just don't want to go and collect the balls ! Would make a good gift for a golfer for a birthday, fathers day (or mothers day) etc !!

For: Type4-10X7FTI am thoroughly impressed with the quality of this net. The installation process was straightforward and only took me about 25 minutes to complete. The net is secured in my garden thanks to the ground pegs provided, a few more pegs would have been greatAs someone relatively new to golf, I found the size of the net to be perfect for my sometimes inaccurate shots. The quality of the materials used in the net, from the fabric to the poles, reminded me of a good-quality tent, which gave me confidence in its durabilityThe net itself is ample in size, making it ideal for beginners to practice their golfing skills. It effectively catches golf balls, providing a safe practice space for novices. The inclusion of a target cloth in the middle enhances precision and is perfect for more experienced golfers looking to improve their aim. Despite the slightly higher price tag, I find this golf net to be a worthwhile investment for anyone serious about their golf gameAdditionally, the net comes neatly packaged in a storage bag with the assembly instructions. The strong material ensures that the net can withstand impact, giving me peace of mind during practice sessions. The large target icon at the back of the net adds an extra element of challenge, making practice sessions both fun and engagingIt's like having your own personal driving range at home

The “Large Golf Impact Net Cage” from “KAIDIDA” is a well-made and incredibly sturdy net for practicing your driving and chipping with.I have to be honest, I’m somewhat of a newbie to golf. I’m however, really enjoying getting to grips with the game and learning and developing my techniques.I ordered this 10ft x 6ft x 6.5ft net, as I thought a relatively large coverage would be advisable for my often somewhat inaccurate shots.The hitting net arrives in a non-branded brown cardboard box, requiring a reasonable amount of assembly. The set comes with a relatively easy-to-follow instruction manual for how to assemble the hitting net. Following the instructions was easy to do, and within ten-minutes I had the net up and ready for use.The quality of the materials that make up the hitting net are excellent. The fabric of the hitting net and indeed the poles remind me of a good-quality tent or similar. The poles slot together in the same as a standard tent, with the same degree of flexibility and rigidness where they meet and slot together.Furthermore, the hitting next comes with four “tent pegs” to hold the net down and ensure it doesn’t get knocked over or blow away. Personally, I would have liked a few more than this, as the pegs can become lost or damaged quite easily. Also, if the wind picks up, it would be good to have the hitting net pegged down much better than with just four pegs. This is particularly relevant if you’re planning to leave the hitting net assembled and up, overnight for a second session the following day.Aside from the minimal amount of tent pegs that come with the set, I have been very impressed with it. I’ve used the hitting net a good few times now, and have found the size, quality and robustness of it very good. It does come with a handy carry bay for storing it away in. This is reasonably good quality. However, as a final note worth mentioning, the set is reasonably heavy when carrying it around.