Review on Improve Your Game With Spornia SPG-7 Golf Practice Net – Automatic Ball Return, Target Sheet & Two Side Barriers by Tim Springer

This net is an integral part of my golf simulation system which also includes a hitting mat from Costco and a skytrak launch monitor. It's a really nice system that takes only a minute or so to set up. I finally got the hang of how to fold up the net, which initially took several minutes, but now only takes me around 30 seconds to get it folded and back in the bag. The net works extremely well for almost all clubs, with the one exception being a 60deg lob wedge, where my normal trajectory typically hits above the black target fabric and top of the netting, which is a bit too close for comfort (I'm in my backyard and a stray ball would likely hit a neighbor's house). To remedy this I place a couple of concrete blocks under the back end of the net which moves the top of the net higher and a bit closer to the hitting mat. After this adjustment my lob wedge will hit towards the top of the black fabric. So far I've not had any stray balls, even with the lob wedge. Another great aspect of this net that I didn't fully appreciate until after I started using it is that the ball hits very softly (and quietly) into the net and then rolls gently back down to your feet. This is extremely convenient and allows for an entire practice session or virtual round with just one ball and no climbing into the net to retrieve anything. Overall I've been extremely satisfied with my purchase.