IzzoGolf Practice Hitting Net

I have put two other golf nets together and both were very much NOT user friendly to assemble. This net however is on the other end of that spectrum and was easy peezy and I love this product. Simple design and the net works great and sturdy. Would definitely recommend this product!

Great golf net I ordered a turf Matt (even though I have turf already back there) and it works amazing a little difficult to get the net on but besides that it’s great most people say the instructions aren’t very clear but I had no trouble with them

Was surprised to see no assembly instructions, but was able to figure it out from the pictures. But the thing that got me was the fact that the bottom bars have several major crimps from either a club or a ball or something else ramming it. Then when I put the net on, it is already chewed up at the bottom. If I top a shot in that area, it is bye bye ball and me yelling Fore!!! For the money, I can’t be bothered returning it.I am editing my comments so that I can say, despite my initial complaints, this net held up to my shots and the wind that was howling overnight. Can't beat it for the price.

have been using this net over a year - no issues. Hitting all my irons and rescue clubs over the non-golf season in the basement 50-100 every other day. I did by a Black Friday extra net to dampen the golf ball striking the net and rebounding... but that was a personal choice. And I think it will make both nets last a long time.

Bought this to hit golf ball in the back yard. Works great!! I let em fly full send no problems so far had it over a year through rain storms and hot ass summers. No problems. Kids love it too for call and soccer!!

Need to think about where you are going to setup. Need about 8’ or more that is pretty flat to hit in front of. Definitely needs to be staked out to keep the top of the net tight. If you don’t it will likely have droop. The hitting may that hangs from the top does not have lower tie downs and blows in the wind. I added some carabiners so that it is easily removable if you want to keep it set up removing the hitting mat will make it less prone to wind. Durability seems good but we will see after it’s been set up in the elements for the spring-fall.Final thought I wish it setup a bit quicker so it was easily broken down for storage and then reset up when wanting to use it. This is easier to just leave set up.

Has lasted 50 times longer than the other crap with the tent poles. I use it a lot as well and leave it outside. The little impact cloth thing is shredded but the net is fine. I’ve only had to patch it once.

Very easy to set up — much easier than those cheaper nets where you have to thread the rods through the net sleeves and then flex the poles to attach the tips of the poles to the base of the net. As far as durability, one of the loops that hold the net onto the frame broke immediately, but it was very easy to fix with some strong nylon string. The size of the frame can be adjusted easily, which is nice since I have limited space. It’s overpriced but overall a very good practice net.