Golf Net, Easy POP UP Golf Practice Hitting Nets with Turf Mat, Easy to Install 10x7.5FT All in 1 Hitting Aid Backyard Driving Chipping Swing Training, Idea Gifts for Men

Coolest great design love it!!!!

This is an easy to assemble practice net that is light weight and seems good quality in the time I've had it (a few months), we'll see how it stands up over time. The back surface has a drape which adds some additional energy absorption when the balls hit it. I needed to put this net close to a wall due to limited space but I didn't want the balls to hit the wall when the net/drape deflects. After some quick testing, I found I can set the net's back surface about 14" from a wall without fear of the wall being hit. The side walls extend out a fair amount too, but if you're prone to a really bad slice or hook you may want to hit close to the opening, at least at first, to gauge where the balls are going. The practice mat that comes with it is fine, but the rubber 'T' is really tall, so I just snipped that off a little. It has come out a couple times, but just pushes back in. The balls that come with it are just so-so, and are fine if they're all you have, but mine had some flaws, so I'd recommend using your own. Overall very happy with it and I'm hoping it lasts a long while.

I wanted to wait before writing this review in order to really test out the product and test its durability. It came with a travel bag and a target net to help aim for chipping. It came with a few balls, a tee, and a green turf like mat.It was easy to assemble and I started hitting balls right away. If you choose to keep up the chip target in the net, it's really loud when the ball makes contact. I took it down and used the white drop net instead.I also didn't use the turf mat it came with. I have been hitting balls off grass and dirt and the net catches most of it (not that important). But when it came time to rake some of the dead grass and dirt out, it was super easy to clean.I have hit over 2,000 balls on this net and I have yet to have a single tear. To give you some context, my 7 iron swing speed is roughly 90mph with fast ball speed. The net takes every shot well and the balls don't pop back at you.I find that using this net saves tons of $$$ from the driving range and allows you to practice your swing anytime. If you are familiar with your ball flights and distance numbers, this is perfect for concentrating on ball contact and rhythm for your swing.I highly recommend you purchase this as it's not gimmicky or cheap (which is a huge turn off). Get a bucket of balls and get swinging!

I took it out today and within my 6th shot the ball ripped through the net. I was only hitting a 7 iron. On the product information it says hitting, chipping and driving. It seems the design is meant more for just chipping rather than full shots. Will be returning for a replacement

Got this net to practice indoors over the fall and winter. Was really happy with it in the beginning, really easy to set up and held up nicely. However only about a month or so after setting it up, it began to tear at the threads connecting the mesh netting to the base and along the sides near the supporting rods. To be fair, these are the result of some not so quality golf swings on my end but practice was my main reason for purchasing this product in the first place. The holes are big enough now where simple repairs with tape or zip ties are not enough to keep balls from flying through. Will likely need to look for another product. Just a shame because I loved this net in the beginning, just a bit disappointed in how long it was able to last.

Wow just wow.I’m just picking up the sport of golfing and hated shaking balls into the woods and never being able to find them Or paying for the driving range fees when I know I’m going to be terrible.Thankfully there’s this net.The durability and quality of the net surpassed my standards on all areas. They set up time took about 15 minutes without knowing how to set it up at all. I would say with practice you could probably get it down to 10 minutes. If you’ve ever set up a tent it uses the same stick and hole method. I was unfortunately testing the net on a windy day. But even with the sudden gusts of wind it still held strong. if you plan on playing in a windy area I recommend getting stronger spikes for the ground but other than that you should be goodYou do not need much space to set up this net to you play comfortably. I would say about 12 feet by 12 feet.

Had this product about 3 weeks hitting maybe a dozen balls a day. First week I ripped a hole thru the black mat with a 6i. Within the first 20 balls I caught a couple thin that tore the seam between the floor mat and net. Lastly this week the nylon strap the holds the black mat tight broke.It's an OK net, nice geometry but stick to wedges and short irons. I wouldn't hit into it with objects or houses behind the net.Edit: THEY REPLACED THE NET AND THE NEW ONE HAS SEEN HUNDREDS OF BALLS AND NO RIPS OR TEARS. NO MORE COMPLAINTS HERE.

This is a great practice tool to improve your swing at home. I have assembled it in my basement so that I can practice every day.It was a bit complicated to put together (mostly because it’s very large, you probably need two people to do it easier) but once it’s up it’s very stable, even on a concrete floor with no anchors.The mat that it comes with is good, but it was a bit small for me, so I replaced it with a larger one. I’ve been using this net for the last two months and it’s working great.