Bltend Golf Practice Net - 10x7ft Driving Real Golf Balls, Hitting Training Net for Indoor/Outdoor Use

Easy to set up. It has a wide area for allowing those crazy shots so you don’t send your ball to China! There are stakes as well as sandbags in order to keep it stationary. There is a practice mat with 3 different “grass” heights which is nice.Great product for the money

I bought one for my husband, he liked it so much I had to buy another one for our son. Good for backyard practice

The net works great once you get it up. Can be a pain to put together. The problem is the hitting mat. It fell apart after one miss hit. I can still use it but each section is tearing away. Will need to get a better mat. The plastic tees break easy too.

I was sent this product through the Amazon Vine program to review.--First Impressions--The packaging was simple and straightforward. It comes with a carrying bag so if you want to disassemble it and move it, you have a carrying bag to pack everything up into. It would be easy to fit everything in the bag right out of the box, but it's a pretty tight squeeze to get the poles and netting into the bag once you have set it up once. Still better to have it included than not. It seemed a little flimsy at first and I was worried about the durability.--Assembly--If you take a few minutes to read and understand the directions for assembly, it goes together pretty easy with two people. If you have ever put together a tent, you'll be familiar with how this goes together as the concept is nearly identical. I can see this being a real pain for one person to put together as the sleeves that hold the poles are a pretty tight fit.--Durability--It remains to be seen how this will hold up over the long haul. As I mentioned, it seemed a bit flimsy and I was hesitant to really let my swing go at first. But after gradually increasing to a full swing with everything from a PW all the way up to my driver, I'm pretty confident that a ball isn't going to go through this thing. Every once in a while, a good hard shot will knock one of the straps that holds the target piece up loose, but it is a quick five second fix. No big deal.--Final Thoughts--If you are in the market for an outdoor golf practice net and not looking to break the bank, this product is a decent option. It's far from a top of the line piece of equipment and if you are cranking drivers 300+, maybe opt for something more durable. But for the price and what you get, I see this as a decent value.

Had the golf net, lasted 1 month then the poles fell apart and the net was useless. Don’t buy!

I bought this practice net to use during the hot summer. I have an air conditioned garage with high ceilings. Easy to set up and easy to use.Unfortunately the hurricane blew it away as I had it outside and was gone. I will be ordering another.

I can’t get to the range much so I set this by my pool and practice more often. Built well and does the job.

I bought this hoping to have something for my backyard while the driving range at my course is closed for renovations. It was disappointing.Setup is simple, but it is NOT easy. The collapsable poles constantly catch on the thin nylon sleeves, meaning you have to constantly move back and forth between ends to get them unstuck. The directions for anchoring the poles to the net say "one end is easy, the other may require force." That's an understatement.Once the net was setup and anchored in place, I went to setup the mat to hit from. The mat constantly slid forward with each shot. It does not have a way to anchor it to the ground. And once you get too close, one decent swing will pull the net out from its anchors, and you have to carefully put it back in place.The "durable materials" do not extend to the target. They say the net can be used with real golf balls, but after only one session (and one where I didn't even hit that many shots) there is a tear in the target. Their foam balls do not get picked up by my launch monitor, making them fairly useless.Now we get to taking everything down, where once again the poles constantly get caught on the sleeves. Only now that causes the poles to separate themselves, forcing you to go backwards to get them reconnected. One of my poles ended up with a piece of the nylon or the stitching caught in it, and I cannot get that part collapsed anymore without tools.All of this from just ONE use. Hopefully others have better luck than I did, but I cannot recommend this product.