PodiuMax10x7ft Golf Hitting Net | Driving Range for Backyard & Indoor | Also Suitable for Soccer, Baseball, Softball Practice with Carrying Bag

I bought this golf net to work on my swing in the garage. It is really a pleasure to hit golf balls without the hassle of driving to the range and fighting the bugs. The net & accessories, including the shipping box weigh 17 pounds, so it is easy to move. The assembly instructions are good. I installed the net with the frame laid down instead of being upright. YMMV. After reading reviews about the net not lasting, I also bought and installed a 5' by 5' plain white target to protect the center of the net. The target is so good at reducing the noise of the ball strikes that my aim is improving. Too soon to comment on durability. For an indoor application, it is all I need.

The net works well; we've hit an estimated 2,000 golf balls into it over the last year and it's held up nicely. I especially appreciate the bottom of the net that prevents balls from scooting beneath the net. An interesting and unexpected feature: a shot hit square into the middle will gently come right back to you... we typically hit the same ball repeatedly without having to dig it out of the net. We did end up with a small hole in the net at about 10 months... I contacted the store, and Mira took care of us quickly and professionally, shipping a new net the same day. I'll give a B+ to the net, and an A+ to the customer service.

Setup the 10'x7' hitting net in my garage for my son and I to hit balls. It initially did a great job catching shots from all clubs (Driver - wedge), but it has developed a hole in the center of the net which resulted in a ball flying through, putting a hole in the drywall behind the net. The setup and construction of the poles is good, but with the net failing after less than 500 shots I would not recommend this net.Update 2/22/22: The company reached out and resolved my issue very quickly. They sent a replacement net out as there is a 1 year warranty on the product. I have changed my rating to reflect the excellent customer service. To prevent additional holes in the future I will be hanging an impact sheet in the main hitting area to lessen the direct contact with the netting itself.

Ordered the net for me and my son to hit baseballs into and for me to hit golf balls. I was very pleased with the quality of the netting and the size of the net as well as the ease with which I could put it together.I did have an issue with a missing part and had to go through customer service. They were more helpful and responsive than most companies I have contacted in the past. Customer service goes a long way in how a company is run. I have no doubt that if I were to need to reach out to them again, I would be happy with my experience.Ultimately, I highly recommend this product and am looking forward to many years of use.

This is a great setup with sturdy frame and ideal size. However, the net did start to tear fairly quick. They sent a replacement net, and you can try zip ties to repair it, but as for a long term solution, you’ll need to rig an impact sheet/curtain. I suspect this is an almost universal problem with most golf nets. f you understand this, this is a great one to get started with!

Terrible. Product is falsely depicted and described. Ordered replacement. Got the same. Will take my business elsewhere.

A small bucket of range balls at my club costs $2. So payback in 50 buckets!! Quick and easy to assemble, and very sturdy. As you'll see from the images, I have a small rooftop deck. I was able to get the net to fit by removing one of the horizontal bars. It still works perfectly. The net absorbs everything; no evidence of any stretching or damage after using it 3-4 times a week for 2 months. The shots bounce off the net straight to the ground, so I lay out a foam rubber mat inside the net to stop the bounce off the floor boards. With wedges, I have to stand in close, or the ball will fly over the top.

Frustrating enough that I had to replace the net after a year of moderate use but now this replacement I received has only lasted 3 months of moderate-heavy use, hitting with full force swings as a 14 handicap, does a new hole appear. How scary is it to hit a ball in a fenced backyard at the net, dead center, only to have the net tear and the ball fly randomly in an unsafe manner towards neighbors houses. Net needs reinforcement and would like for the system to be a little taller