robinthehood
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I made one out of wood and netting , I'm only hitting lightweight balls in to it though.
Home driving range nets
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RangeMonkey
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I was just thinking of buying one, now I can’t believe I didn’t think of making one!
spongebob59
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I had one a few years back at the old house, I erected it too close to the fencing at the end of the garden and destroyed the panels behind it 
ferenezejohn
Newbie
Just ordered one said delivery is 26/28 March.
As for feed back I can certainly tell when I hit a good shot, also some foot spray on the club face for feedback and on the mat to make sure ball then turf contact.
robinthehood
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Chuck in some slo mo video and it's a pretty useful set up.
RangeMonkey
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Last Autumn the range had a huge pile of range mats for sale at £30, and they were in plenty good condition for me. I kept looking as the pile kept dwindling, and didn’t take the plunge. Regretting it now.
Sully
Member
I desperately need one! New they cost a fortune!
Sully
Member
Ordered on Monday , delivered today .
Looking for a used range mat but using an off cut of Astro for now. £349.99 delivered from eBay.
Looking for a used range mat but using an off cut of Astro for now. £349.99 delivered from eBay.
Sully
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No idea what the photos have Rotated when I posted them.
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USER1999
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May be you assembled it upsidedown?
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Enjoy
I would suggest purchasing an impact net or putting something were the ball hits regularly. We have been though a couple of nets over the years(ball ends up escaping in corners and were it hits the net regularly), and the balls go ping, whack, smack.
We put a bed sheet just in front of the net which worked fine, but eventually purchased an archery impact net and that is superb.
thinking about one of these, esp and no golf for some time... all appear out of stock till June.. might have make one instead
sunshine
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Looks good... but not available until June!
Has anybody got experience of this net:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jacksking-...jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==
Springveldt
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Why do you even need a net? Looks like you could fit a par 3 in your back garden.
IanM
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....now I need a decent mat!
Sully
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Enjoy
I would suggest purchasing an impact net or putting something were the ball hits regularly. We have been though a couple of nets over the years(ball ends up escaping in corners and were it hits the net regularly), and the balls go ping, whack, smack.
We put a bed sheet just in front of the net which worked fine, but eventually purchased an archery impact net and that is superb.
I’ve got a large target that it came with which should take some of the impact , my concern was if this acts as a sale when it’s windy. Did you find this a problem?
Sully
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Imurg
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Not sure I'll be getting one...
The echo around the garden and other gardens would be horrific
Whack, thud.....whack, thud....whack, thud
That would last about 2 minutes before a bucket of water would come flying over a fence....
I'll pass
The echo around the garden and other gardens would be horrific
Whack, thud.....whack, thud....whack, thud
That would last about 2 minutes before a bucket of water would come flying over a fence....
I'll pass
MendieGK
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It’s because so many people have bought one. I think 5 of my mates alone have done it
I must off got lucky, mine arrived yesterday.
