Review on 🏌️ Rukket Haack Golf Net Pro - Perfect for Indoor and Outdoor Practice, Achieve Pro-level Swing Training at Home with SEC Coach Chris Haack by Leo Torres

I bought the Rukket 10x7ft Haack Golf Net about two years ago and it works great. However, after two years, the network is still working great. However, due to the rain and I never took the net off, the net was a bit worn. Decided to look for a new one. This new Rukket 9x7x3ft Haack Golf Net Pro is a much better version! I solved some problems when using the previous grid. First, this new net has a top bar that keeps the top of the net horizontal. This is one of the biggest problems I've ever had, especially when the mesh gets wet from rain. Secondly, the pole of the new net has been greatly improved. The previous net is a round stick and is quite small, the new net has a much bigger and stronger stick. My previous rod broke from the weight of the wet net. Third, the ground contact area of the lower part of the grid is much smaller than that of the previous one. Why is it important? The large area of the bottom screen collects more dust and leaves, making the screen more difficult to clean. In short, the new net stands tall and dry, I highly recommend anyone using a backyard or indoor golf net to spend the extra. $30 to get this new network. You'll feel a lot better hitting golf balls into this new net! Have fun playing golf in your garden! Update: After using the net for a month we are very happy with it. However, we found a small issue with the current design: the white strap on the back of the net is designed to both hit the target and protect the net. It should be a double belt. You hit a golf ball at an angle of, say, +/- 3 degrees. Two straps work best! In fact, the ball hit the tee too hard with a band limited to the right or left, so we had to remove the band. I highly recommend adding two straps.