🏌️ Optimize Your Swing with PowerNet Golf Practice Net - 7ft x 7ft Replacement Net, 49 sqft Hitting Area - Perfect for Backyards, Driveways, and Garages! Review

Great value for the net. Just as good as a Bownet. I hammer real golf balls in with an iron and a screwdriver. There are no problems getting the ball through the net. Good bang for the buck.

Great product. It works in conjunction with my son's PowerNet and Bownet frame as both products are ours. Easy to set up. I like that as we don't have to buy a separate baseball or golf frame. We use limited flight golf balls to make the net last longer.

Well designed, durable, suitable for bow net frame. Installs easily like a Big Mouth baseball/softball net. The net keeps golf balls out and can also be used for baseball/softball. The net at the bottom is loose so balls that hit the net give a little and the ball doesn't bounce off the net back at you.

I've had a baseball/softball net before that was great, but the net wasn't tight enough to prevent a golf ball from passing through. Thought it would be a nice addition to indoor golf in the winter. The net is excellent at stopping balls and collecting them on the ground. I bought a piece of thick AstroTurf at my local hardware store and now have a great indoor driving range for less than $100. Excellent equipment and training support. Highly recommended.

Works very well and fits in the frame of the RUKKET baseball practice net. We are a sports family and need a training network that meets all of our needs. It's a shame I didn't start with this grid because the openness allows it to be used for baseball (and you can put a target in front of it), golf and soccer. Great product and so far very durable. When you use it for baseball, the balls tend to roll back out. I stopped this by placing the box the stand came in along the front of the grille…

Received a golf net as baseball and softball were not kept for children. So far the golf net has worked flawlessly. The construction seems to be very good. Time will tell how it will hold up. My son and I only hit plastic golf balls in the net so we're not worried about the ball going through. I took a couple of shots with a regular golf ball and the net did it. The net should definitely not be too close to the wall/fence when using a real golf ball. And I definitely want to try to set up the…