GoSports Elite Golf Practice Net with Steel Frame - Choose 10' or 7' Size

Amazing net, especially for the price on sale. Came packaged well with clear instructions. Manufacturing was great, all hardware fit together perfectly. It's big but easy to move around with 2 people. I've hit a bunch of balls and with driver and irons and it's fantastic. Ball returns nicely. Feels like a very high quality item and looks good. Netting is thick. So far I'm thoroughly impressed.

I've had this net for nearly three years now, so I figured I'd write a review. I bought it on a discount sale, and it's a great net. I mostly kept it outside in Maine during the summer. There's a bit of rust on the connections, but overall, it's holding up well. I probably will need to replace the net eventually, likely because of dry rot, since it's been exposed to rain and weather a lot. I heard you can get a replacement net from the company for $100. Also, I use Fluid Film on the connections to prevent rust.

Keeps the winter blues away. Absolutely love this net. Set up took 15 minutes. I have extra height in my garage so I can take full swings with every club. The net itself is incredibly thick. Got it when it went on sale. Highly recommended

Very hefty and solid net. I think it will last. Putting it together was a hassle, and the instructions could be a lot clearer but if you take your time, and think it through, even one person can put it together.

I got this to practice my swing with a launch computer (Garmin R10) at home. I also got a 5x5 mat and a ball tray. This is a heavy net and takes 15-20 mins for me to setup (or take down). While it is portable and does come with a carry bag, I don't see me taking this places and practicing. It's more like take it down or set it up for use weeks at a time. Not each time you want to practice. I found that getting the small loops around the bottom of the frame was a challenge, but very secure once on. Taking it off again took a while to get a good angle. It's designed to stay put and it does. A plus and a minus I guess. I gotnthe 7x10' net, but I probably could have done fine with the 7x7 net, my swing is not terrible, but the extra width will help my wife since she is still very early in the learning process. They make side nets but I don't think those are necessary with the 10' wide net but they are probably useful with the 7x7 net. Since you are supposed to be pretty close to the net anyway, I found that you only need 1 or 2 balls since the drop out of the net pretty much at your feet, so you can pickup the ball and "reset" as quickly as the R10 launch computer can keep up. That also means the ball tray isn't really necessary. This is a well made training tool and feels like it should last years!