SKLZ Quickster Golf Net (8x8ft, 6x6ft) with Chipping Target and Carry Bag, Ultra Portable Driving Range with Quick Assembly, Perfect Your Swing, Improve Your Aim, Develop Your Hand-Eye Coordination

Great big net. I set it up in my small backyard and it works great. Except when it is windy. Then the next is pretty "flowy" and it seems it is always blowing toward me. Not really the net's fault.It sets up, literally, in minutes. I haven't taken it down. I just leave it up full time. I imagine I'll have to store it in the winter.TIPS:You will bash a hole right through the net in less than 300 balls if you only use the net. The key to setup and longevity with this net is to set the hanging black tarp at the height that your shot is coming off at. That way the ball will hit the tarp, then the tarp itself goes into the net. I really don't like the holes in the tarp as I'm worried that when a ball accidentally flies through, it'll rip another hole in my net.Eventually the tarp will fail, but it's held up hitting a couple thousand balls into it this summer. I imagine after it gets too beat up I'll hang something else there.It's a great system and net as long as you set it up correctly with the tarp.

I've hit well over 2000 balls into this net using every club in my bag and it's showing virtually no signs of wear. The beauty of hitting into a net is focusing more on striking the ball and less on the ball's flight path at every swing. At the range you might find yourself trying to make changes at every swing - with a net you can develop a consistent swing that focuses on clean impact. I shaved off 10 strokes in two weeks by hitting into this net every day.The design is pretty brilliant actually. Super easy to put together and it really does set up in 90 seconds. It takes a bit longer to put away - for me about 3 minutes. The net is much heavier and higher quality than a $40-60 net and once assembled it's MUCH sturdier than a pop up net - especially if you use even one or two of the included stakes.All in all I'm very happy with this net. I got the 6x6 so I can bring it indoors - perhaps I'll update the review later.Do yourself a favor and drop the extra few bucks on a well built design that is portable and doesn't take a college degree to assemble.

I have set this up in my living room (I live dangerously I guess) and hit driver into it without any concerns about the ball not stopping - I guess unless you miss the net, that is... But if you think that's a possibility then definitely set this up outside or somewhere you won't break any dishes :PThe balls collect nicely in the net and I generally hit 8-10 of them and then retrieve them and switch clubs. I recommend pairing this with a cheap launch monitor (I use the Voice Caddie SC200 because it's cheap but gives you good info too). I've had this net for the whole summer and practiced with it 3-4 times a week for 30-40 minutes and have not had any visible wear to it that concerns me and setting it up is SOOO easy. Much better than those fiberglass folding tentpole style nets!!! :)

I tried $40 and $80 nets in the past that were worthless. They would not stand upright on their own, and golf balls would go right through the nets as if there was no net.Enter the Quickster. What an outstanding product. If you're hesitant about spending extra money for a golf net, not being sure if it's worth the cost because of your past experiences with bad products, jump right on into the quickster with two feet.Setup was as simple as described, the net is outstanding. It stops golf balls from wedge to the driver with ease. You can use real golf balls or the foam kind, doesn't matter. I had a problem with the target when I tried to attach it because the stitching on the attach point unraveled. But SKLZ sent a new one right out. They were very responsive.The frame is well built, you can use it with or without the anchors, but the anchors are recommended if you have it on a lawn or dirt and it gets breezy.This net saves me 30 minutes in driving to and from the range, and I get some good practice in my backyard with the satisfaction of the sound of a well struck golf ball. I actually think my practice sessions are better because I focus more on the swing rather getting distracted with the flight of the golf ball. My ballstriking has definitely improved.For me I was deciding between this net and the Callaway net for $180. If this system didn't work, I was going to send it back and try the Callaway net for an extra $70, but I'm thoroughly happy with this product, and the price is right. I'm going to move it into my garage when it gets cold or rainy. It's very easy to disassemble and reassemble.Enjoy! (Four stars because of target issue. But it was minor. Otherwise, 5 stars.)

This was exactly what I had been looking for. After trying another lesser product I purchased the SKILZ net it is a much better/quality product. The polls are heavier gauge and look like they will last more than a season. The net is good quality and doesn't leave me wondering if it will stop my shot. Putting it together was pretty simple if you follow the directions. Two people are a plus as stretching the net onto the flexible polls is challenging. It all goes together even though it might not look like it to begin with. The back bar on the ground should cure up so don't flatten it out and break the rivets like I did. I doubt the rivets will last long as they were poorly done so save yourself the hassle and get some screws to replace the rivets in the plastic corners at the rear.

Thank you it arrived fast and the net is excellent

very easy to assemble, in 1 min, good quality, and easy to carry, very happy from this golf net

J'ai installé ce filet dans mon jardin.Les mailles du filet après quelques mois ne résistent pas aux balles et des trous se forment.La cible est fait dans une matière synthétique qui s'effiloche assez rapidement.Je suis déçu par cet achat. Dommage parce que le montage est facile et les dimensions idéales. J'ignore s'il y a moyen de me le faire remplacer.

Great net, easy to set up and take down, If I had to do it over I would order the 8' x 8' net, just to give a bit more room for miss hits. With 6 x 6 you need to stand fairly close (I'd say about 10 feet with short irons, a bit farther back for longer irons and woods), not a lot of room for error. Other than that nothing wrong with it, it handles all types of practice and real golf balls. 6 x 6 would be perfect for setting up in the garage or wherever you have room for it indoors in the off season.

Great net, like it a lot and would recommend to anyone wanting to hit golf balls in their back garden.I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because I cannot find anywhere to purchase a replacement net (just the net). I bought this in Jan 2016 and it's now March 2017 and the net has three holes in it. These are NOT from me striking golf balls at the net - I think they are from rabbits or something when I left the net lying on the grass for a month or two over the winter.So let me be clear, this is a great product and has become damaged through me being too lazy to go outside and stand it up again after being blown over by wind. That said, it's pretty annoying that I might have to buy the entire product again (net and frame) when all I need is a new net!