Customer Reviews

NEW Deluxe Freestanding Golf Practice Net 7' x 10'

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4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

You get what you pay for with this net. We received the golf net with a missing part which the company did ship to us but upon using the net the first time my husband hit two golf balls right through the net. The balls actually tore right throught the net. I am in the process of getting a refund or a new net shipped to me. Better to spend a few extra dollars on a better quality net than buy this one.

When I first got it i was pleased with the size and shape of the net. Setup was not to hard took about 30 minutes by myself. The secound day i was hitting the ties at the bottom got ripped off. I was very dissapointed about that but thankfully I was able to retie them more securely. Overall this is a good net for the price if you really want to invest in a net I would suggest choosing something a little better, but like I said for the price I paid it is a good net. This is only my third day using it so I'm inerested to seeing how it holds up the next few months

I got this hitting net at a price that no retail store could compete with in my area. I wasn't expecting top-of-the-line material, but when I got it and put it together I was very pleased at the value I received for the cost. Have only used it once and have had it for about a month. We'll see about durability because in my area it's average about 50 degrees right now and snow/rain on and off. But so far I'm happy with my purchase and glad I found a hitting net that I didn't pay $100+ for.

The net is good enough for the use we are putting it to but the assembly instructions could have been clearer. All you had was a picture with numbers on it that did not depict the finished product very well. After some reassembling we got it up and put the net on. We added some guide ropes to stabilize it so the wind would not knock it over and it did the job. Not bad for the price you pay. I would maybe pay more for a better one if my husband were more serious about golfing. He is just starting and travels on business a lot so he does not get to use it much.

I read many reviews about this net that said the net wouldn't hold up long. I use Nearly Golf practice balls and have had no issues with the net failing. Go figure- practice balls for a practice net. After a couple thousand hits later there is no wear or issues with the net. Net frame was a little tricky to put together solo, but still manageable. Only issue is that I leave it outside in the weather and I have noticed some rust in a couple of joints meaning the tubing is not stainless steal nor treated on the inside. However for a net this inexpensive, I can handle a little rust.

When I first got this and set it up I was very happy with it even though it's a little wobbly. The size is nice. I use it for a backstop when I catch my daughter pitching softball. The only problem is when you leave it outside in the wind, it tends to get blown over,(even with the stakes hammered in the ground). After repeated blow-overs, the aluminum tubing starts to bend and twist making the net even more wobbly. I tried to screw the tubes together so they would'nt twist so much, but after a good wind, the net just bent at the corners. Again, the size is great and the price is right but the manufacturer needs to use better quality tubing.

I bought this golf net with the intentions of polishing up my golf game and i think i just might do that. For what i paid for this item it is much better than i thought it would be. I have been driving real golf balls as hard as i can with no defaults whatsoever. The net is pretty strong and the frame doesnt move on contact. So far, So good.

It is just what you see. It is easy to set up, and after that you are able to move easily also. It is light, ways about 10 lbs, so the wind and alter a little bit, but nothing bad. If your looking in to getting some extra swings it is a good buy.

I do not have to go to the driveing rang anymore .
Works great anywhere will catch any ball you hit hard or soft.

My intended use for this product was to set it up indoors in conjunction with my P3ProSwing simulator device. Setup was simple and took just a few minutes. I hit foam balls into the net, and the net absorbs their impact and the balls bounce back no more than 5-6 feet. The net is set up about 3 feet from the wall, but the net will touch the wall when you push it, so there is plenty of give even when all the tie downs are secured. With this in mind, I decided to test a real golf ball with a driver. The real golf ball rammed into the net and bounced off the wall and back at me. So if you use it inside, make sure there is at least 6 feet of room behind the net to avoid golf ball bounce back.

Also on a side note, I received a free 6 month subscription to Golf World magazine (26 issues), or a 12 month subscription to Golf Digest (12 issues) with the purchase of this product. I redeemed the offer online. About a $15 value.