Golf Cage with Frame and Net - 10x10x10 Driving Practice Net Includes Target Cloth and Swing Mat - Green

Works well and should last for years! Assembly instructions need help. So I'll offer a few tips. Assemble the full metal frame first. I know the instructions say do half the frame and then put the net over it but I say no. Easier to do the entire frame and then put the net on the frame. It definitely requires two people. And a ladder so you can reach to the top of the 10 foot high frame. When you have the net laying flat and you're trying to figure out how it fits on the frame, look for edge of the net that is covered in a half inch wide fabric. Now imagine the cage and you're standing in front of it, looking into it. Three sides will be covered by the net, one side will be open and uncovered by any netting. The fabric covered edge of the net goes from the bottom right of the uncovered side, up to the top right of the uncovered side, over to the top left of the uncovered side, then down to the bottom left of the uncovered side. Which makes that fabric covered edge of the net approximately 30 feet long, 10 by 10 by 10. Now look for seam in the net. Look closely, it is there. Follow the seam until intersects with another seam. You should find where there are 3 seams that intersect and that point is the upper right corner. Or the upper left corner. Because you'll have 2 points in the net where 3 seams intersect. Finally, after getting the big net put on the frame, there is a smaller 10 by 10 by 10 section of net that is reinforcement of the back of the net. So the back of the net should have double netting. Hope this helps you get it assembled!

I personally would not recommend this golf cage. I bought this cage to work on my golf swing but it didn’t take long to be disappointed.The cage arrived on time and it was easy to installed. I followed the simple instructions and within 30 minutes the cage was fully installed. I did all the work by myself. After I built it, I first noticed the cage was not strong or sturdy at all. A little bit of wind made the cage swing from side to side. The next day after I built it, I noticed the cage had moved a few feet from where I had left it. That’s when the problems began. I decided to tied it down to the ground with some weights to avoid it from moving around. On several occasions after a few weeks some of the tubes bent and the cage started to look crooked. I tried to straighten it but needless to say in less than three months some of the corners and tubes bent to the point where the cage just looks cheap and sloppy. I Should have had returned it and asked for a refund but I decided to keep it and work with it. Three months later the cage is basically useless. It doesn’t stand upright and I am out of my money.

This net/cage is very well made and has stopped every ball we’ve hit in it so far. The net is double lined and the poles are wrapped with a soft cushion similar to pipe insulation to keep balls from bouncing off the metal poles. My only complaint is I wish the nets were brown, black or beige. The green is kind of a big eyesore to our HOA neighbors I’m sure. It’s fine in the summer but when the leaves fall it sticks out like a sore thumb.

The media could not be loaded. My husband had a smaller net and the balls were hitting everything. After he started using this he’s been able to pay less on balls since he isn’t losing them all. And it looks good in my backyard.

This was the second time i purchased this net. It is broken for the second time

Everything was lovely until 15 or 20 mph winds came. This thing twisted up like pretzels. I replaced all of the poles with fence poles, the corner connectors need to be replaced but this customer support only offers written solutions which don't address the issue at hand, so if you are in a place where the wind may blow (MD for me) this product may not supply info on enhanced replacement parts.....at this point....replacement parts PERIOD

This thing is huge and is perfect for hitting all your clubs. The only problem is that the net has holes already and I’ve only had it for one to two weeks. I don’t swing incredibly fast, driver club head speed is 108-115mph, irons 88-95mph, woods/hybrids 90-100mph. I think it might be fine if you hanga tarp on the back behind the bullseye target.

Everything looks great and has held up well so far. The one thing I will say is it is not as easy to put together as they say it is. That is speaking from a 5’10 athletic male this took me over 4 hours by my self to put together. I would recommend having 2 people to put together. Directions are a tad vague especially with the outer netting. Put together with 2 people! Other than than all checks out!