itsamomentintime
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looking for something for the garden, not a chipping net, more of a driving net
thanks!
thanks!
please recommend a practice net for home use
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Bunkermagnet
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My opinion......unless you live in the wiilds, don't bother.
We have a practice net at the club, and even with double walling balls still manage to escape.
I wouldnt chance it.
We have a practice net at the club, and even with double walling balls still manage to escape.
I wouldnt chance it.
VVega
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Archery net 6m wide, two posts, wire
IanM
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I've got one of the pop up variety. It's pretty big so takes a bit of missing.
Might have to get rid as new garden doesn't have a suitable area for it
Might have to get rid as new garden doesn't have a suitable area for it
abjectplop
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I've got this:
https://www.costco.co.uk/Toys-Baby-...ck-Hit-8-x-8ft-24-x-24M-Practice-Net/p/189160
It's fantastic, can put it up or down in 2 mins. Bought a used range mat from my local driving range and it's a great little set up for less than £100.
https://www.costco.co.uk/Toys-Baby-...ck-Hit-8-x-8ft-24-x-24M-Practice-Net/p/189160
It's fantastic, can put it up or down in 2 mins. Bought a used range mat from my local driving range and it's a great little set up for less than £100.
Scozzy
Medal Winner
In my mancave I have a roll of heavy carpet that hangs down and I can go full tilt at it and the ball just drops to floor,out in the garden I hang same roll over clothes line for same effect,cost me 5£!! It's perfect and I'm only working on strike which is all you can really do into any kind of "net" so I'd say get creative and save a few quid, quite a few of them online don't look to sturdy....
