PodiuMax 10x7ft Golf Hitting Net | Driving Range for Backyard & Indoor | Also Suitable for Soccer, Baseball, Softball Practice with Carrying Bag

For about a month now, this net has been working nicely to catch tennis serves for a preteen player. The construction is simple and it was easy to put together and break down. The compact carry bag is very helpful. It is sturdy enough that it has not fallen over in mild winds.So far so good especially with the low cost and can update if it does not last a school year.

This is a great setup with sturdy frame and ideal size. However, the net did start to tear fairly quick. They sent a replacement net, and you can try zip ties to repair it, but as for a long term solution, you’ll need to rig an impact sheet/curtain. I suspect this is an almost universal problem with most golf nets. f you understand this, this is a great one to get started with!

Setup the 10'x7' hitting net in my garage for my son and I to hit balls. It initially did a great job catching shots from all clubs (Driver - wedge), but it has developed a hole in the center of the net which resulted in a ball flying through, putting a hole in the drywall behind the net. The setup and construction of the poles is good, but with the net failing after less than 500 shots I would not recommend this net.Update 2/22/22: The company reached out and resolved my issue very quickly. They sent a replacement net out as there is a 1 year warranty on the product. I have changed my rating to reflect the excellent customer service. To prevent additional holes in the future I will be hanging an impact sheet in the main hitting area to lessen the direct contact with the netting itself.

Setup instructions are brief. Pay close attention to the illustrations. But the parts are numbered which helped with putting it together. Catches golf balls without them coming back at you including hitting woods. You must hit from close to it so you don't hit over it. However, I didn't see any golf nets that were taller than the 7 ft. height It is light so can be easily moved into a garage assembled when rain forecast. Happy with it so far. The net looks well made but only had it 2 weeks so durability of it is unknown.

A small bucket of range balls at my club costs $2. So payback in 50 buckets!! Quick and easy to assemble, and very sturdy. As you'll see from the images, I have a small rooftop deck. I was able to get the net to fit by removing one of the horizontal bars. It still works perfectly. The net absorbs everything; no evidence of any stretching or damage after using it 3-4 times a week for 2 months. The shots bounce off the net straight to the ground, so I lay out a foam rubber mat inside the net to stop the bounce off the floor boards. With wedges, I have to stand in close, or the ball will fly over the top.

Very quick and easy set up (and takedown), very durable and no issues so far with holes in the net (with maybe a couple hundred shots so far), and overall very happy with the net so far

I used this for one session and hit my driver 6 times and it already has holes in it. The frame itself seems stout enough but they could spend more money on the next.

I’ve had the net for about a month, and I have really enjoyed the ease of use and portability, but I already have multiple holes in the netting. I hit a few times per week, and I take good care when disassembling. It doesn’t stay outside or in the elements. I’m not sure I’ll make it more than 4-6 months before I can’t trust the net: I already had one go through towards a neighbor’s house, and I had a few balls sneak through while giving a youth lesson. Unfortunate.