Aoneky Twisted Golf Cage Net - Ultimate 10x10x10ft Practice Solution Review

Great deal on this net! I bought it for my 10x10 outer cage for catching random shots. I set up a 10x7 net in a cage to get inside. See photos. This setup is a $32 Zinc Plated 3/4" Elbow Kit from Memphis Net&Twine. A total of 11 3/4-inch Lowe's galvanized bars are about $55. Revain's Aoneky Net 10x10 costs just over $60. 10x7 in the net is slightly more expensive than $60. The total cost of less than $210 can't be compared to a setup for that money.

I am very disappointed with this net. Obviously this is not done to stop the golf ball. The second shot with my 7 iron went through. Luckily I have a cinder block wall behind the trellis. I only pump about 80 mph and it's not even full speed. Also, I have a few spots in the web that are not tied properly and have "holes" in the web. I bought a 7x10 target grid to place in the cage for use.

We bought this net for our son's birthday. It came with no instructions and was very difficult to hang properly. We ended up taking care of it ourselves and when the kids first hit the golf ball it punched holes in the net and ended up at the neighbor's house. The children tried several times and the ball went through each time. We have to remove it and send it back. I would never recommend buying this! If I could give no stars I would.

This product stops 80% of golf balls, but many go straight through the lane with little delay. You have to hang it very freely, because if you drag it in a cage to a volume of 10x10x10, there will be balls that will not stop. I'm not talking about high voltage. The net is suspended from a 10 foot pole and has some weight at the bottom so it just touches the ground and the balls don't fall under it. Instead, some go straight through. The net is not suitable for golf. You can use baseball and…

Goes well with the structure I built to hold the grille. I use elastic cables to attach the mesh to the structure and have not noticed any permanent deformation of the mesh. The included carry bag is very handy to pack the net for storage or transport. The only downside is that the square pattern that makes up the net isn't tight enough and doesn't stop the balls I hit on a full forced golf swing. I would suggest having another layer behind the net to stop balls that can get through on harder…

A few things about this net... 1. When it arrived and I installed it, it had a few spots that the machine wouldn't close seemed to work and was missing a few places to tie. I used some zip ties to fix it but found it worth mentioning.2. After setting up my golf course with this net AND a tarp in front of it for extra protection, I started hitting the balls with irons to test the quality. Everything seemed fine so I went to my driver and slammed through my tarp and net. I thought, okay, maybe I…