GoSports Range Cage 10 ft x 8 ft Golf Net Cage – Indoor & Outdoor Golf Practice Net for Full Swing Training and Home Golf Simulator Setups

I’ve been using this GoSports Range Cage for several weeks now, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. The build quality is excellent, with durable materials that stand up well to consistent use. The size is more than adequate, providing a generous hitting area that allows for a comfortable practice session, whether indoors or outdoors. One of the standout features is the versatility of the net. It not only functions as an impact screen for regular golf practice but also integrates seamlessly with simulators, making it perfect for honing skills and tracking progress. The impact screen is well-made, absorbing the impact of shots while maintaining its structure. Assembly was straightforward, with clear instructions, and the entire net feels sturdy once set up. The portability is a huge bonus, as it can be easily moved or stored when needed. Overall, this product offers an excellent solution for golfers looking to improve their swing in a controlled environment. It also makes it easy to play a round of golf without leaving home. It's really nice when the weather outside isn't great for golf. You won't find a better hitting net/impact screen combination at this price point. It's a great product and a tremendous value.

Got this on sale for about 200 or 250, I honestly don't remember. Was tired of buying cheaper tent style nets. I have hit thousands of balls into mine so far and back drop has held up great. The thousands is actual number as i hit usually 4 days a week and have had it about 7 months. I Actually just flipped it around to have the white facing me and added a projector. I have had a few of the elastic ties break on the back drop but considering the abuse I have been dishing out it's still holding up great. I have this tucked into a harbor freight shed and fits pretty good. Best golf purchase i have made so far. The full enclosure helps me hit wedges and everything stays in the cage.

After first time assembly it is easy to take down and put back up. I labeled all parts to make for easy assembly. Had this setup for a little over 6 months and noticed a small tear in the rear where the poles go through. Contacted customer service and they got back to me in less than a day. Shipped me a new net even though I was slightly over the warranty time. Great company to deal with. Definitely would buy from them again.

Final update: After multiple safety revisions, I've given up. Final straw was almost taking my uncles head off, behind me....The net is already tearing at the middle base. I've been hit with several very dangerous ricochets, even with my safety improvements....absolutely don't believe the positive reviews. The net tore after 1 month, and after spending 50$ in padding it, I decided I'll just buy 3 bed sheets and throw this away. No one ever reached out to help, even when I requested support. Avoid! Update: had to make more modifications to get it safe. It was extremely dangerous as shipped. Design allows ricochets on misstrikes.....are you kidding me?! I stopped using it, after I was injured by it. I have no clue how the engineers allowed this. It should be taken off the market. This is worse than lawn darts. Wtf. Old review: That 10 minute setup can turn into 2 hours real fast....even now I'm concerned about the strain put on the rear 2 posts/net... Instructions are vague. If you get lost, they have an equally confusing YouTube video. Not very impressed, when I ended up bracing and winching the front up with my own tools. Save yourself $100/headache and just build your own.

Took 10 days to ship to Wisconsin. Box was split open on one end, thankfully no lost pieces. Had it split on the other end would have been trouble. Please tape both ends thoroughly. Assembly was "almost" straight forward, Did I read the instructions thoroughly? No, does anyone ? ;) One critical piece of advice. DO NOT swap the 2 front base bars (Left an Right). Or you will get a nasty sag in the top net. Make sure the front base bar vertical rod receivers are pointing "UP AND OUTWARD". Outward being key here. See pic with red circles to point out the area. I highlighted in Green the sag you will get if you have them swapped wrong... and note, I did have rope pulling the front vertical bars a bit. The sag is actually worse than the picture shows. The other 3 pics show various angles with the front Bars in the correct position. The top front of the net is almost horizontal and taught. There is a slight sag in the top "middle", but you need that to catch all the wedge shots without springing the ball down and back at you. I was really disappointed when I first setup and saw the top net sag so badly... Was ready to put back in box and return.... After sleeping on it, I woke with the thought if I have those two front base bars swapped... YEP! LOL, Well, I'm a happy camper now. Net is WIDE!! love it... Projector screen seems good too. too early to tell, but 300+ balls into it and no marks, frays or anything. looks brand new. I bought a 3rd party Black hitting target, for the days I'm outdoors and don't want/need a projector screen. The one pictured is a 64"x64" screen from Spornia. Seems very nice. I reviewed that too. I dropped a star because one of the seams on the top net as a loose thread about 2 feet long that is pulling and running .... will need to be resewn to stop it. I have needle and thread no biggie. Also, I think this net should come with bottom foam bar protectors to stop low shots from hitting and ricocheting back into you.. Had two ricochet off the bottom bars and was lucky they didn't hit me, serious injury is real... on my way to the Hardware store now to buy some.... With that said, I feel those are nitpicks... After realizing my assembly error, I really like the net (A LOT) and would recommend. Only had two weeks, durability I cannot answer.

Great golf cage for practice. Unfortunately the lower support frame has given way over a year due to weather and climate deterioration. Any way to replace or purchase just the lower base frame?

The net seems well made and easy to put up. The impact screen broke the bottom straps off in under 10 drives. After installing bungee cords and grommets to re-secure the bottom, 13 days later there is a hole in the projector screen. Edit- the seller stood behind their product and provided me with an updated replacement impact screen and it appears to be good quality.

A really great cage. But unfortunately the net got ripped off and i was wondering if i can replace it? Second the impact screen is a bit loose is there a way to make it tight for a better resolution from the projector?

Large 8' x 10' netting with sides of 5' is exactly what I was looking for. It is very sturdy and fairly easy to set up. Absolutely love it

This arrived to Australia earlier than expected. I followed the instructions as they were and it went up easily without the huge sag people complain about. If the base legs are right then there is minimal sag. I was able to do it myself very easily and just needed a step ladder to assist. It’s fits perfectly in my garage and the kids have even been able to hit cricket balls and kick a football into it. It takes my driver fine. I made one slight adjustment and placed a large outdoor pillow on the ground to protect against a low stinger because of the bar across the bottom but havnt had to worry about that at all. Have had friends over to play aswell and they are going away to buy one aswell. Would definitely recommend!