PowerNet Golf Net, Portable Golf Hitting Net for Backyard Driving Range, Indoor Outdoor Driveway Garage Backstop Net, Golf Training Aid, 7x7 FT Golf Net Frame and Golf Net Replacement

Simply put this net does what it's supposed to: it assembles quickly (5 mins), take down is quick, storage & transport is easy with the bag it comes with. It can handle thousands of full force golf shots with real golf balls without a worry of 1 going thru. They just hit the net and drop quickly to the bottom. Now if your swing needs some work and you chip one over or hit one off the side, I'd recommend moving the net forward and/or setting up side netting. One issue I ran into is the bar that goes across the bottom, although covered with fabric, if you hit a full force low "runner" that doesn't get off the ground, with a real golf ball, this can ricochet VERY quickly and do some damage to either yourself or ceiling. The remedy to this would be to put your own foam or blanket covering over that bar on bottom. You could hit 500 good shots, and all it takes is 1 bad one and your life will change in a second. Or just hit foam golf balls. But nothing beats the feeling of hitting the real thing. Overall I'd recommend the product and just cover that bottom bar with something. Good luck & good hitting. 👍

So far the net works really well. Assembly was easy. The net is wide enough and strong enough to handle any ball hit into it. I like the stability and ease in moving it a few feet so I can still park my vehicle in garage when it is not in use. If you hit the ball just right the ball will return to you. My only concern is how long it will hold up to continuous use. Time will tell on that issue. Very happy with it so far.

Although the directions aren't the best, it only takes about 15 minutes to get the net set up. Even standing fairly close (about 10 yards), it's easy to see if you're hitting the ball off line, pushing or pulling it. Less helpful to see if my drill for a draw is working, but I think I can stand further back and use a 5 or 6 iron and get a good feel for it. A strong wind will blow it over, but it comes with 4 stakes to keep it stable--nice touch.I hate hitting off mats and I live out in the desert, so hitting off grass isn't an option, but I have an area with fairly soft sand which allows me to see if I'm hitting thin, fat, or true. The feedback I'm getting will help my game--if that's even possible, but that's not the net's fault. Good value, good product.

I bought this net to use in the garage. The net that I had previously was the "tunnel" shape variety; this is flat and very easy to assemble and maneuver out of the way if space is limited. Because I use this in the garage I also bought a box of foam golf balls on Amazon.(Almost Golf) I'm glad I did and it's the reason I only give 4 stars for this otherwise great golf net. This net would be 5 stars if not for the bottom cross bar that will ricochet a ball back to you if you hit a golf ball "thin". There is a plastic covering over thecross piece but not nearly enough to dampen a real golf ball that hits there. If the manufacture could fix this 5 stars all day everyday! Still a great net with this caveat.

I've had to return 3 golf nets in the past two weeks. Poorly made, hard to assemble (or couldn't assemble at all), and just overall poor quality.I just received the PowerNet today and here's my review:- took 5 minutes to set up- It's in my garage and hitting full swing / real golf balls didn't move the net an inch!- 7x7 is perfect for those using indoors- Takedown will be as easy as setting up- Quality of the net and poles are excellent!- No feedback from the net. You hit, the net absorbs the shot and falls to the bottom of the net without failFinally something worth the money that I do see breaking down at all, even with long irons.Great product if you want something at a great price with quality!