Golf Net 10x7ft with Automatic Ball Return System, Heavy Duty Golf Practice Net Set with Tri-Turf Mat for Backyard, Garage, Indoor/Outdoor Driving and Chipping Practice

It is made to last, I like soft golf ball to practice swing, It is worth every penny.It is very easy to set up.

After one used my net had 3 holes and fiber glass broke to top everything off. Also the mat it comes with broke after one swing.Do not waste your money

Love it works great

This golf net is fairly compact, about 10 feet wide, 7 feet tall, 4 feet deep, fairly complete, just add golfer and clubs, good for practice swings in off season or smaller spaces away from the driving range.It is nicely sized, comes with 8 foam golf balls to reduce the risk to nearby windows if you have a wild flyer, and comes with a basic turf tee mat for easy setup.The "tent" setup of the net itself is straightforward, but the fabric tubes the poles slide into are a tighter fit than other tents I've set up in the past, and longer, so they tend to bunch up and catch on the poles on the way in and out--it makes it a bit more cumbersome to set up and take down than I'd like. Not awful, but could be better.The "tent" itself is well made, decently durable nylon and netting, stitching looks good, overall seems to be a well made product.The tee patch of artificial turf is hard to use--if you put it on softer surfaces like grass or dirt, it tends to stand up high enough to affect your swing; if you put it on concrete, same situation, and if you swing a touch low on concrete, the risk to your clubs is substantial. I found that it works best on dirt or grass with traditional tees and just don't use the turf patch at all.It includes five bags for sandbags to help weight it against wind, which are necessary if there's more than a pretty gentle breeze--the "tent" is a bit of a sail in the wind and tends to fall over easily if not anchored appropriately.It also comes with a carrying bag for easy portability; it was difficult to put the tent, poles, and turf piece into the bag, but as I found that I don't much care for the turf piece at all, the rest going into the bag is pretty easy. Good setup as that for storage or transportation. All in all, handy, pretty good setup, nice to have practice options that tend not to result in lost golf balls, broken windows, upset neighbors, etc., and can be utilized without a trip to the driving range, so more practice can help translate to better more consistent swings.

My son saved his money to purchase this, he's 12. After one use, there are 2 holes and one of the tabs broke off. I'm disappointed in the quality for the cost.

Took longer to set up than it did to break. 45 minutes total of use and set up and a ball broke through and fired into my fence leaving a dent. Seams of the net in the corners is atrociously weak. Out of maybe 50 hits I have 3 major holes in the net near the seams. Tethers for target actually stayed attached despite other reviews saying they broke. Holes were caused by a 9 iron, 5 iron, and a 10.5 driver none of which were DeChambeau levels of crushed. Just miserable quality.

Bought this for my kids birthday. He loves it. He uses it everyday. Now there's a giant divot in my yard 🤣 ... At least he's not on his phone!

Should be fine for my use. I expected a product that assembled a bit faster so I could assemble and take down as needed. Comes with wiffle balls. The target zone must be for wiffle balls only as the first golf ball hit tore out the straps that hold it in place. I use 4 long spikes to hold the mat in place and works well. Probably purchase a better mat if you are going to use it a lot.