Athletic Works Premium Nylon Golfers Practice Net with Target Flag - 9x7 Feet

Great for the price and if you're a beginner just looking to practice in the yard, easy set up as well.

my grandson wears this everyday

This golf practice net is for every golfer whether you are an amateur or a professional. It is ideal for every male or female of all ages. Size is 9 by 7 feet. Most will own their own golf clubs and play golf anywhere from 4-40 times per year. Therefore it is a must to have where you can setup indoor where space available (garage for example) and outdoors in your backyard to practice whenever you like. It is well made from sturdy nylon net stops the hardest of drives. It is quick to setup and breakdown so you are ready to go in minutes. Nylon-braided, knotless nets are lighter and less bulky than knotted nets. Weather resistant and fiberglass-reinforced plastic poles fit together easily. Lower your golf score while practicing in your own backyard or your garage. Saves time and money with fewer trips to the driving range and paying high fees. I recommend it for easy of install and sturdy nylon net.

If you want to practice golf, you don't have to go to golf court to waste money. This practice net allows to practice in backyard or in neighborhood park. I like its good size to be able to catch balls. The net seems can last till I really know how to make ball flying to proper height and direction. Highly recommended.

My 6 year old is learning to play golf so this net is perfect for him to practice in the backyard with foam balls. My only complaint is that it takes quite a bit to assemble so we have to leave it up for long periods. We take it down in bad weather but mostly leave it up to use as needed.

The net seems to take an impact from a ball with no issues. It does look a bit flimsy but stays fairly taut with the stakes. It is definitely about a foot too short though, even my 3 iron gets pretty high on it and my 9 iron sent the ball well over it.

It was not new, box was open, torn, ripped, damaged and pieces were shoved inside like it did not matter. Thats absolutely appalling proffessionalism.

Get what you pay for it's decent but the pipes aren't sturdy enough to hold the weight of the top part so it's leans sum but still does the job

I gave this golf net a low score because it Hass to be put into the ground. Instead of some golf nets that can stand on their own because they have a base this one is completely vertical and needs to be stabilized by being put in to the ground. The net is big and nice but again, totally vertical so you have to stand closer to the net, but you also have to get out of the way of the balls coming back at you. This is not an easy net to put up and take down you do need a hammer so you can put it into the ground. I would definitely get one that had a base and more side and top coverage.

this is the cheapest, most flimsy thing i have ever assembled. It broke just trying to put it together. waste of money and time