Golf Nets: Golf Driving Practice Net Hitting Swing Chipping for Backyard Garden

Love it. great in the garden 👍 🏌‍♀️🏌‍♀️🏌‍♀️

Great product! Husband loves it

Golf hitting practice

Great product for those who wants to practice a swing in golf and have limited space, assembly at start might be bit longer but when you get used to it is is quick. It comes nicely packed and afterwards it has it own bag where you can store it. Nicely fit in car so if you going for a beach or some camping can grab it with you and practice swing Ower there as its really easy to pack and assemble.

This is about £92 at the time of review, which for a piece of netting and some bars seems quite steep. It is reasonably easy to set up, though huge (you'll need a large space either outdoors or in to use it).It does the job fine, and it susprisingly stable given the speed at which the golf ball hits it. But on both size and price I think I'll give this one a miss.

The “Large Golf Practice Hitting Net” from “KAIDIDA” is a well-made and incredibly sturdy net for practicing your driving and chipping with.I have to be honest, I’m somewhat of a newbie to golf. I’m however, really enjoying getting to grips with the game and learning and developing my techniques.I ordered this 8ft x 7ft net, as I thought a relatively large coverage would be advisable for my often somewhat inaccurate shots.The hitting net arrives in a non-branded brown cardboard box, requiring a reasonable amount of assembly. The set comes with a relatively easy-to-follow instruction manual for how to assemble the hitting net. Following the instructions was easy to do, and within ten-minutes I had the net up and ready for use.The quality of the materials that make up the hitting net are excellent. The fabric of the hitting net and indeed the poles remind me of a good-quality tent or similar. The poles slot together in the same as a standard tent, with the same degree of flexibility and rigidness where they meet and slot together.Furthermore, the hitting next comes with four “tent pegs” to hold the net down and ensure it doesn’t get knocked over or blow away. Personally, I would have liked a few more than this, as the pegs can become lost or damaged quite easily. Also, if the wind picks up, it would be good to have the hitting net pegged down much better than with just four pegs. This is particularly relevant if you’re planning to leave the hitting net assembled and up, overnight for a second session the following day.Aside from the minimal amount of tent pegs that come with the set, I have been very impressed with it. I’ve used the hitting net a good few times now, and have found the size, quality and robustness of it very good. It does come with a handy carry bay for storing it away in. This is reasonably good quality. However, as a final note worth mentioning, the set is reasonably heavy when carrying it around.

This is really good if you want to practice your golf swing and you have limited space, this comes well packed in a cardboard tube and has its own bag to store it in. It’s took about 20 minutes to set up but I think it will be quicker once you used to how to do it, then you’re able to hit the ball without it rebound and damaging anything and what’s even better you don’t have to walk miles to go and find your golf balls. We do a lot of beach holidays and like to practice the golf swings on the beach when it’s quiet but with this, we don’t have to go to get the balls back , it’s well-made and quite robust. It’s such a good idea. it’s a brilliant present for a golf enthusiast

This golf practice net comes in a plain cardboard box and inside you’ll find a nylon carry case with everything you need inside. The carry case feels strong and has a zip fastening so you have a good place to store the net when you’re not using it.The net is easy to set up and the included instructions are easy to follow and have colour pictures which make it even easier. The poles are made from fibre glass and feel strong with a little flexibility, and they slot together like tent poles. They slide into pockets on the sides of the net and hold the net securely. The whole assembled net feels quite strong and stable. The net is made from nylon and feels tough which is perfect for what it is used for. There is a cloth on the centre which does a good job of absorbing the power form the ball and the ball drops pretty much straight downwards, so they don’t rebound back.This net allows to get some practice in at home and I find I practice more as I can just nip outside and use this, instead of having to drive to the range and finish a course. It is quite big though, but I have enough space down the bottom of the garden for it, so I luckily keep it up.