VICUR Golf Nets Golf Practice Net Golf Hitting Net 10x7 feet with Golf Hitting Mat & Golf Balls Packed in Carry Bag for Backyard Driving Indoor Outdoor

Patience is key with this practice net. First, it is a good practice net and very suitable for adults. While I like the product - assembly, disassembly, durability and the hitting mat could be better.Assembly requires you to slide two, multi-section rods through sleeves to form an "X" that lifts and supports the net (much like a camping tent). The rods do not slide into place easily, nor are they removed easily. It took me about 20 minutes to assemble the net and almost the same to break it down. This isn't something for quick set-up when you only have a short bit to practice.The net seems durable, but I could see some wear in the rod sleeves. Not sure how many times things will last after assembly/disassembly .The hitting mat is terribly small and unless you are a scratch golfer that rarely hits behind the ball, the mat needs to be rotated hitting the ball down the width. Otherwise, all it takes is hitting things "fat" and you've grounded your club (not good if you set this up on a concrete floor).If you are looking for a good practice net, this is a good option but is probably best to be assembled and left in place. I was able to cram everything back in the bag but it isn't pretty. Also, you'll need to get a larger hitting mat or find a stretch of grass in the backyard.I give it 4 stars assembled but as a portable option, it's probably a 3. Add a larger mat and make it easier to put up/take down and it would be in the nieghborhood of 5 stars.

The media could not be loaded.  I ordered this practice net because my husband and I got tired of chasing balls all over the yard. We like to hit the golf ball outside with our kids, it’s a fun thing to do but we were spending more time running after balls and hitting. It’s also a nice practice net as it also allows us to target our swing a bit better since we have a bull’s-eye, not to mention it comes with the putting green and most golfers probably agree that putting is probably the most frustrating part of the game. This practice that goes up like a tent, takes no more than 20 minutes to put up the first time, of course it gets easier after a few times. It’s also pretty simple as it’s only a few pieces in total. The large tent portion is one big piece, and all you have to do is run the two rods through the top and hook them into the bottom. The bull’s-eye piece drapes along the back. It also comes with stakes that anchor the entire piece into the ground. Instructions are clear so it was fairly easy to figure everything out the first time. It also comes with a storage bag to accommodate all pieces when not in use.

Hi - my net ripped at the bottom with not that many hits into it. Not happy about that.

Golf net for practice I enjoy golfing and want something to put in my back yard to I can still do what I want at home without having to leave my yard it was very easy to setup doesn’t take up a lot of space very nice quality would make a great for anyone that golfs

Instructions need to be updated, but I figured it out with a second try. Not sure about durability I've only had it for a week.

So far so good with the net. Currently using foam balls because we have net in the back yard. The setup instructions are not good. Very confusing to me. I searched videos and finally found one that helped to to certain degree.I kept fooling with it and looking at videos until I figured it out. Once I practice setting up and taking down a few times, I will feel comfortable taking the net to a vacant field, or parking lot to set up and hit real balls.Four stars instead of five ONLY because of poor setup instructions.

I was overwhelmed with which one to buy, so glad I got this one. He loved it and he uses it daily. Well, found months later it has holes in it an sis coming apart. I’m so upset hasn’t even last 5 months. The craftsmanship is poor.

My husband really likes the net, it is sturdy and the stakes included are useful. This can't really be put up by just one person though, a second person is needed to balance the frame. Also the carry bag zipper failed the first time he put the net away, disappointed with that. Overall, he really enjoys using it to practice in the backyard.