JARAGAR Large Golf Net, 10Ft x 7Ft Golf Practice Net Professional Golf Accessories with Carry Bag for Indoor and Outdoor Golf Hitting Training

Must admit to being pleasantly surprised - pretty easy to erect, though not sure have lower back corners correctly sorted - but it is sturdy enough, large area of catching net, that does it's job amazingly well. Lightweight but doesn't fall over, so easy to move around if marking grass. Wish I had bought one years ago.

Works well. Easy to assemble and disassemble.

Seems to be sturdy enough and comes with ground pegs to hold it down for extra reassurance. Appears well made and very easy to put up, took no more than a couple of minutes and the same to take down. All fits into a decent sized storage bag. Only hit a few balls as of yet but net seems more than capable of stopping balls.

Great net, great price and easy to put together. As some people have pointed out it has 2 bent bars. These are supposed to be like this for the back at the bottom.

I’ve had this net a month and used it for maybe 200 shots. The frame is easy to erect and works well but the netting in the main impact area has already failed - which I discovered when a ball passes straight through the net and hit a neighbour’s fence 150 yds down the road. I can’t return it as it’s a month old otherwise I would. It’s a nice low price but it’s not durable and maybe unsafe.

I was worried that one of these nets wouldn't be able to cope with drives before I bought it, but I needn't have worried. I have used all my clubs with it and it takes the driver shots easily.....so robust!! A great buy!!

Bought as a replacement SKLZ net that lasted three years (with a few minor repairs along the way) so we t has a lot to live up to. It was simple to put together, there are only 10 pieces, so if you struggle with that the you probably shouldn't be hitting a ball at 170mph in your garden. A couple of pointers. Leave at least a clubs length clearance behind the net as it bulges to absorb the balls momentum. Tie the back corners of the net to corners of the frame to reduce the sagging, it could probably do with a few ties along the bottom also. Place a rubber mat on the floor so the ball has something to land on and won't wear out the net over time. One concern. The net doesn't look like it will weather well not last three years. One positive. It looks like it will be extremely straight forward to dismantle. Some people complain of a bent pole on the base; it is supposed to be that way.

Just purchased this as a replacement for my old net. It is big (10 feet wide), as you can see. At least I won’t be shanking it into the fence now! Construction was fairly simple, despite the instructions. My only tip would be to ensure the white net loops are at the top. This is not in the instructions and I put the net on the wrong way up initially. It seems substantial. I only use practice balls, not real ones, haven’t tested it fully. Overall I am very pleased with it so far