Showing posts with label net pro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label net pro. Show all posts

SUPER SIZED GOLF PRACTICE NET HITTING CAGE TRAINING AID



This is a fantastic new golf practice net cage for any golfer to practice outdoors in the comfort of their own home! Lower your golf scores and Save Your Dollars on the trips to the golf driving range! Use your golf clubs for hitting as many balls as you like in your own backyard with this new golf net training equipment. Golf Practice Net Features: Easy set up ready for hitting practice in minutes. Shock-corded fiberglass poles with protective sides to stop wide shots. Golf net storage bag and ground stakes included. Durable long life nylon mesh net with backdrop target. Free standing and easy to set up. It's your take anywhere golf driving range in a bag, it's light weight and small in size when closed. Durable shock corded frame and backstop safety feature. Don't wait to go to the driving range to practise with your golf clubs. Great for outdoor use. Can be staked into the ground on windy days. Golf practise net opens to 10 ft Width, 5ft Deep; 7 ft Height The instant golf ball hitting net's massive size and backstop safety feature mean no more "past balls." The Golf Practice Cage folds for easy storage into a portable duffel bag included at no extra charge! Free standing, durable, multi-sport practice cage Great for indoor and outdoor use Save time and money avoiding golf ranges Resistant shock corded frame and backstop safety feature Dimensions 10' W x 7' H x 5' D Retail price on this unit is $149.99 THESE NETS ARE WIDE ENOUGH TO SAFELY CATCH EVEN POOR SHOTS! IT'S YOUR OWN PERSONAL, PORTABLE, DURABLE DRIVING RANGE! PRACTICE GOLF MORE, LOWER YOUR SCORES! QUALITY GIFT FOR THE GOLFER IN YOUR LIFE!

NEW Deluxe Freestanding Golf Practice Net 7' x 10'



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.

Izzo The Giant 12-feet Training Net



I bought this net because I have a big back yard. With my hitting mat and this large net placed 15-20 feet away, I can hit driver and get a feel for the flight of the ball rather than slamming a ball into a net a few feet away and wondering where it might have gone. The fifth time I used it, I put a five-iron shot through the netting. Ripped about a 6-inch hole in the netting. When I looked at it, it looked like the netting was old and frayed; almost worn. Two more times, two more holes. I'm currently fighting Izzo to return this swiss cheese net.

Callaway Quad Net, 8 Feet



Bought this net about a year ago. It has really helped my swing tremendously. Just being able to swing away in my back yard just a little every day (live in CA) helps alot. (btw 20+ handicap). Its a great net but the only complaint I've got is that all the little pieces are falling apart. For one, I cut holes in target blanket cause it was making way too much noise. I shouldn't have done that cause now the whole thing is shredded. a little plastic piece that holds the tubing in place broke and I've had to sew a few holes. It would be great if Callaway sold replacement parts but I couldn't find anywhere. Anyway, I'm probably going to have to buy a new net soon (love being able to hit in my back yard), I might try one that is a little more expensive and hopefully get something that will last more than 1 year....

3 in 1 Golf Practice Set Mat Driving Net Chipping Net and Bag



Love it. Able to swing away with any and all clubs. Getting to a driving range consistanly is a committment - time & effort. Set this baby up in your backyard & driving time is eliminated. Shaved 3 strokes on average off score this year to 5 handicap. See you in the 19th hole. For people trying to get their wedges better and aim their trajectory, taking a 1/2 or quarter swing, or for taking a light drive into it to work on ball contact it works great. When I took a half swing with a 5 iron, I blew right through the net taking out a tree and couple of houses. Beginners need to stick with this item, advanced golfers look elsewhere.