LongridgeGolf ChipPing Net by Longridge

Sweet little chipping net ... folds away nice and small ... good training target especially for price

Grand little chipping net, easy to pitch and easy to store, if you have enough space it’s perfect to help improve your short game.

first impresions shows to me that this net is a perfect size and because of the whole net being very light yet stable on the ground, this means the wind can not carry the net away when your chipping towards it, the metal pegs given with the net is not even needed. Every chip conveniently drops into the bottom pouch and the backbone of the product is very stable as well. The net has a strong wire and the outside allowing it to fold to half its size, when I received the product this blew me of course as I thought they sent me the wrong size but then it opened to its real size when I got it out.

very good

Fantastic product, be careful when taking off the strap as it will ping open quickly and can be tricky to get back in the box. Easy to set up as it does most of the job for you, you than just need to put the pole in place and or fix to the ground (however I haven't needed to)Great satisfaction when chipping a ball into the net and the net will hold the ball so you know which ones have successfully gone in.What is not to like?

Bought as a gift including lots of other garden golfing kit (nets, mats, putting green) and this was what everyone enjoyed the most. Much better than an umbrella in the ground. Great design.

I always buy something for my (adult) kids to do on Christmas Day, so they don’t just wallow on the sofa all day.They both enjoyed it & could have simultaneous chipping competitions.Not that sturdy, so probably won’t last very long, but it served it’s purpose well for me

This net looks pretty in the garden, it cant catch the balls though, not even jonny bairstow could get near my chips :) haha (england wicket keeper for those that dont know)But in all seriousness, this little new is perfect for the garden, easy set up, catches balls well (if you can hit them well enough) can peg it to the ground if windy, not a lot more to say...bit of a no brainier, hours of fun for very little cash