Golf Net: 10x7ft Golf Practice Net for Backyard Driving - All in 1 Golf Hitting Aid with Tri-Turf Mat Golf Net for Indoor Chipping Swing Training with Target/Balls/Tee/Bag

Better product than local chain store for a fraction of the price.

This was a fairly simply net to set up, and having done it once now, I'm sure it will take 10 minutes or less. You can hit regular golf balls into the net with your irons, but the noise when you use your driver can be very loud. So unless you're somewhat rural (or have very sympathetic, golfing neighbors), using foam balls with the driver will keep the peace.If you're reading the description and are thinking of using it in your garage, it would work, but remember the follow through!! You're going to need a very tall garage :)A really good price, and a very good net.

This is a wonderful product. My son and his friends spend hours in the backyard hitting golf balls. Best money I ever spent.

This golf net is a game changer! It was super easy to set up - it took me 10 minutes max. It's also super sturdy, I haven't knocked it over with my tee shot yet

I purchased for my Grandson that has taken up golf, he loves it, but after two months the net has broken in serveral areas. We he used to golf balls.

I was under the impression that this set came with everything needed to play.It was no sticks so we used our hands.It was set up the same day as the party and we had no time to grab extras.It was easy to install and it looks great!

This is a perfect way to work on your golf game at home! This way you do not have to go to the driving range every day. It also comes with a carrying case if you want to take it down and travel with it. We have had a lot of fun with it and even the kids enjoy using it.

This thing works, but it feels like I'm going to break it half trying to put it up or take it down. I doubt it's going to survive when my nephews come to visit, but I suspect they'll have moved on from golf before they visit again, so I suppose it doesn't need to last all that long. What I'm really worried about is if they're going to manage to get all their shots into the target, as opposed to flying off at an angle and going through a random neighbor's window - there are no videos on the listing showing how far away you should be standing (just bad photoshop), so I'm kind of guessing at that.