MIKODA 10'x6.6' Golf Practice Net: Perfect Backyard Driving & Indoor Swing Training Solution for Golf Enthusiasts! Review

Caught in tears. Unlike other golf nets, the ball goes straight through the net when no target is used. The best options are available at this price. Took about 3 sessions before riddled with holes and now virtually unusable.

A friend recommended buying this product, easy to install and looks durable. I was able to set it up in minutes. works perfectly. I regularly play golf 4-5 times a week and teach my daughter. This network will handle my hard drives without any problems. The mesh is of good quality and very durable.

I bought this as a Christmas present for my husband and it's a terrible product! It had already blossomed at the bottom of the net and ripped off the support in the target area, then hit the ball and it broke through the net! Do not buy this item! Terribly made and cheap stuff!

The problem with this net was that if you wanted to generate high ball speeds, this net could not handle those speeds. On my first trip I blew a huge hole in the net. I would recommend this net to golfers who are not capable of high ball speeds and are just beginning to play golf. If you're breaking your drives and getting high ball speeds, I don't recommend buying this net.

The biggest advantage of this is its convenience: It's surprisingly easy to assemble and disassemble. It only took me about 5 minutes to set everything up. It can be placed indoors or outdoors. Since it's not that cold outside now, I put it on the patio and it fits incredibly well. I was initially a bit skeptical about how well the net can cushion the ball, but it turned out to be amazing. The mesh easily held my near-full 7-iron shot. And my teenage sons love it, too. It is definitely worth…

The use of the net is normal. The instructions on building the network and setting up the network are confusing to say the least. Two people are required to assemble and install the network. The lack of written instructions and lack of picture instructions on how to build the frame led to repeated attempts to get the frame right, which eventually resulted in damage to the frame. Labeling or otherwise indicating where the posts should go would alleviate this problem. When building, have a roll…