[Jon Woodgate]

[duribass]

Will be expecting updates on how you like it. Gong rats on the purchase!

[lollypopz]

That looks nice, let us know how it works.

[TheBest-Host]

That looks fun for when you have to let off some steam!

[Jon Woodgate]

Wife says I am putting ruts in the yard

[nicktender]

So what. Enjoy!

[Jon Woodgate]

1st mistake p wedge from to far out barley went over the top, thank god for that big tree behind it.

Wife then says why are you using real balls with this.

[TheBest-Host]

1st mistake p wedge from to far out barley went over the top, thank god for that big tree behind it.

Wife then says why are you using real balls with this.

That's lucky, you may have to get a safety net behind that too haha

[EsAllCams]

Just a tip to others looking at these. I highly suggest getting one without the plastic on the bottom of the net. Sure it can keep balls from going under it if u really thin one but it kills your grass and any chunks you hit into there get really nasty. Also if your looking for a mat don't waste your time with the little ones. go right to the 3'x5'

[duribass]

Just a tip to others looking at these. I highly suggest getting one without the plastic on the bottom of the net. Sure it can keep balls from going under it if u really thin one but it kills your grass and any chunks you hit into there get really nasty. Also if your looking for a mat don't waste your time with the little ones. go right to the 3'x5'

Good point I never would have thought of that

[Ervins Dervish]

Be really careful sleeping in that tent. Some idiot might start hitting golf balls into it.

[papadopul]

Never hit balls from straight on in front of the net, always stay off to the right at about a 30 degree angle (if right handed - opposite for left), this way you can stand much closer to the net opening and your follow through will not hit the front or top of the net. This eliminates that worry about a shank, snap hook or a pop up leaving the yard. I found a few years ago that the absolute best mat for a backyard hitting surface is a natural fiber door mat. They make these out of coconut fibers I believe. it is the best combination of durability and turf like feel I have hit from, much better than any plastic mat sold for golf. It will kill the grass under it also so you have to move it to a new spot every couple of days.

[Rurcextedutty]

I used to own one of those. The first time I tee'd a ball up and hit a driver into it, it went right through the back of the thing. I found the durability to be less than good. However, that was about 5 years ago.

[new-nickname-zanovo]

I used to own one of those. The first time I tee'd a ball up and hit a driver into it, it went right through the back of the thing. I found the durability to be less than good. However, that was about 5 years ago.

You are just a beast

[jessyhalm]

I used to own one of those. The first time I tee'd a ball up and hit a driver into it, it went right through the back of the thing. I found the durability to be less than good. However, that was about 5 years ago.

hahah this gave me a good laugh.

Thinking about picking one of these up, let us know how it works out wall.

[Jon Woodgate]

So far so good. $60 dollars on ebay. Went together like a tent.